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Meaning of fill-in
fill-in
to enrich (something, such as a design) with detail, to fill a vacancy usually temporarily, someone or something that fills in, to give necessary or recently acquired information to, to furnish with specified information
fill-in Sentence Examples
- We had to fill in many holes in the road before we could drive safely.
- She was asked to fill in the job application completely and accurately.
- My friend helped me fill in the gaps in my understanding of the topic.
- The carpenter carefully filled in the cracks in the wood with putty.
- The children filled in their names and ages on the registration form.
- The waiter filled in our water glasses when they were empty.
- The store clerk filled in the customer's information on the receipt.
- The artist used watercolors to fill in the background of the painting.
- The dentist used a filling to fill in the cavity in my tooth.
- I filled in the crossword puzzle in record time.
FAQs About the word fill-in
to enrich (something, such as a design) with detail, to fill a vacancy usually temporarily, someone or something that fills in, to give necessary or recently ac
substitute, replacement, backup, alternate, surrogate, assistant, reserve, cover,stand-in, sub
mislead, mislead,misinform, misinform,
We had to fill in many holes in the road before we could drive safely.
She was asked to fill in the job application completely and accurately.
My friend helped me fill in the gaps in my understanding of the topic.
The carpenter carefully filled in the cracks in the wood with putty.
