filling
Pronunciation: [ˈfɪlɪŋ]
Word
Context: "food"
(noun) the stuff that goes inside something, like a pastry or sandwich, to make it taste good and complete. Imagine a taco filled with beans and cheese; those are the fillings.
Example
I love the chicken filling in my tacos; it’s so delicious!
Example
The sandwich was dry because it had almost no filling.
Example
What kind of filling do you prefer in your burrito?
Context: "materials"
(noun) soft material used inside something to make it warmer or more comfortable, like the stuffing in a pillow or coat. Think of it as what makes things cozy and fluffy.
Example
The jacket has a warm filling that keeps me comfortable in winter.
Example
The pillow had very little filling, making it hard to sleep well.
Example
How much filling is used in this comforter?
Context: "action"
(verb) to put something inside another thing until it is full. It’s like when you pour juice into a glass until it can’t hold any more.
Example
She is filling the jar with cookies for the party.
Example
He wasn't filling the cup enough, so it only had a little bit of water.
Example
Are you filling the bucket with sand for the castle?
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