transitive. To fill up, fill completely. Also: to fulfil.

To stock or store abundantly.

transitive. To make full (in various senses); to fill. Also with up.

To put in or on (a thing) what it can bear or is adapted to receive; to cause to take or receive to the extent of its capacity or requirements; to…

transitive. To supply (a place, space, or cavity) with a great deal, or as much as it can hold, of something material or immaterial; to fill, fill…

transitive. Usually in passive. To fill (a receptacle or space) to capacity; to stuff, cram; to satiate. Also (esp. in later use): to fill (a person…

transitive (chiefly in passive). To fill or stuff (something). Frequently in constructions with full, as to be steeked full of. Shetland in later use.

transitive. To fill up.

transitive. To fill up, stock, or supply (with); to replenish. Now archaic.

transitive. To fill, charge, load. In later use chiefly Scottish and English regional (northern). Obsolete.

transitive. To fill fully or to satiety.

transitive. To provide (something empty) with contents, an occupant, etc.; to fill. Frequently with with.

transitive. To fill; to make complete.