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Expletory

Serving to fill up expletive superfluous as an expletory word

To fill with breath to puff up

filled with wonder and delight

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Filled with enthusiasm characterized by enthusiasm zealous as an enthusiastic lover of art

filled with or indicating extreme anger as an enraged bull

Filled covered or sprinkled with dust clouded with dust as a dusty table a dusty attic also reducing to

A bag filled with earth used commonly to raise or repair a parapet

overfull filled to excess

A tube filled with combustible matter for exploding a shell etc See Fuse n

Filled with hommocks piled in the form of hommocks said of ice

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