filled
/fɪld/
verb
- Past tense of fill: made something full; put as much as possible into a container or space.
- She filled the glass with cold water and drank it quickly.
- They filled the box with old toys to donate to charity.
- He filled the gas tank before the long road trip.
- Past tense of fill: occupied a position, role, or space completely.
- The stadium filled with excited fans an hour before the concert.
- The new manager filled the position left vacant by retirement.
- Her laughter filled the room with joy.
- Past tense of fill: satisfied a need or requirement.
- The hearty meal filled their hunger after a long hike.
- His speech filled the audience with hope.
- The grant money filled the gap in the project's budget.
adjective
- Containing as much as possible; not empty.
- She handed him a filled envelope with the documents inside.
- The shelves were filled with books of every genre.
- The filled suitcase was too heavy to lift.
- Having a specified substance or material inside, often used in compound adjectives.
- He bought a cream-filled donut for breakfast.
- The air-filled balloons floated up to the ceiling.
- They served cheese-filled pastries at the party.
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