filled
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /fɪld/
KK: /fɪld/
adjective
Definition
Having something inside it; not empty.
Example
The basket was filled with fresh fruits.
Conversation
Did you see the basket of snacks on the table?
Yes, it's completely filled with all my favorites!
I can't believe how filled it is; I want to try everything.
Same here! We should definitely dig in soon.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
packed
stuffed
crammed
Antonyms
empty
vacant
bare
verb
Definition
To make something full by putting something into it.
Example
She filled the glass with water.
Tense Forms
Past: filled
Past Participle: filled
Conversation
I just filled the fridge with groceries for the week.
That's great! What did you get?
I filled it with fruits, veggies, and some snacks.
Root Explanation
Filled → It is formed from "fill" (from Old English *fyllan*, meaning to make full) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a completed action). The word "filled" means made full or having been made to contain as much as possible.
Memory Tip
Think of the action of making something 'full' — that's what 'filled' means, as it describes something that has been made full.
Visually Confused Words
frilled
unfilled
willed
pilled
milled
gilled
faille
billed