empeople
/ɪmˈpiːpl/ /ɛmˈpiːpl/Now chiefly archaic and literary
verb
[with object] To fill with people; to populate. Frequently in extended use: to fill, occupy.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Lichefield (fl. 1582). From en- + people.
- sacramentalism
- sacramentalist
- sacramentality
- sacramentalize
- sacramentally
- Sacramento
- sacrament of penance
- sacrament of reconciliation
- Sacramento Mountains
- sacrarium
- sacred
- sacred bamboo
- Sacred College
- sacred cow
- Sacred Heart
- sacred ibis
- sacredly
- sacredness
- sacred scarab
- sacrifice
- sacrifice bid
- sacrifice bunt
- sacrifice fly
- sacrifice someone/thing on/at the altar of
- sacrificial