filler
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfɪlər/ · UK /ˈfɪlə/
Forms: fillers
filler means: Something added to take up empty space or make something larger or heavier.
noun
Something added to take up empty space or make something larger or heavier.
- The box contains paper filler.
- Cheap fillers make the product heavier.
- They added extra pages as filler to lengthen the book.
A soft, thick material put into holes or cracks that usually becomes hard when dry.
- Put filler in the hole.
- Wait until the filler dries before painting.
- He repaired the cracks with wood filler.
A substance put under the skin with a needle to make areas look fuller.
- She had filler in her lips.
- The clinic offers several types of dermal filler.
- These fillers add volume to the cheeks.
A person who puts something into containers or empty spaces.
- The filler packed rice into bags.
- Two fillers worked beside the packing machine.
- Each bottle filler checked the amount before closing the bottle.
Questions about filler
What does filler mean?
Something added to take up empty space or make something larger or heavier.
What is filler in other languages?
Türkçe: dolgu · Español: relleno · Français: matériau de remplissage · Deutsch: Füllstoff · Italiano: riempitivo · 日本語: 充填材
How do you pronounce filler?
In American English /ˈfɪlər/; in British English /ˈfɪlə/.
How do you use filler in a sentence?
The box contains paper filler. Cheap fillers make the product heavier.
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