filling
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfɪlɪŋ/
filling means: Food put inside a pie, sandwich, or similar dish.
noun
Food put inside a pie, sandwich, or similar dish.
- The pie has an apple filling.
- Which sandwich filling would you like?
- These pastries have a rich chocolate filling.
Material used to repair a hole in a tooth, or the repair itself.
- I need a filling in this tooth.
- One of my fillings fell out yesterday.
- The dentist replaced my old filling with a white one.
Material put inside something to take up space or make it soft or firm.
- The cushion has a soft filling.
- We replaced the filling in the old pillows.
- This jacket uses a light filling to keep you warm.
adjective
If food is like this, you feel you have eaten enough after eating it.
- This soup is very filling.
- We ate a filling breakfast before our walk.
- Beans make a cheap and filling lunch.
Questions about filling
What does filling mean?
Food put inside a pie, sandwich, or similar dish.
What is filling in other languages?
Türkçe: iç harcı · Español: relleno · Français: garniture · Deutsch: Füllung · Italiano: ripieno · 日本語: 具
How do you pronounce filling?
It is pronounced /ˈfɪlɪŋ/.
How do you use filling in a sentence?
The pie has an apple filling. Which sandwich filling would you like?
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