infill
/ˈɪnˌfɪl/
noun
- Material used to fill a space or gap, such as in construction or urban development.
- The cushion's infill is made of recycled foam.
- The builders used gravel as infill for the foundation trench.
- The city encouraged infill development to use empty lots in the downtown area.
verb
- To fill in a space or gap, especially in construction or urban planning.
- They plan to infill the empty lot with a small park.
- The contractor will infill the cracks in the wall with plaster.
- Developers want to infill the area between the two buildings with new apartments.
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