Fill: meaning, definitions and examples

Same word as above with the same context and examples. Note: This might be a repetition error.

• She filled the glass with water
• He needs to fill out the application form

This word is commonly used when putting a lot of items into a vehicle or machine.

• They loaded the truck with furniture
• He loaded the dishwasher with dirty dishes

This term is often used when putting items into containers, especially for travel or shipping.

• She packed her suitcase for the trip
• He packed the boxes for moving

This word is often used in informal contexts and can imply filling something with excessive or careless intent. It can have a negative connotation.

• He stuffed his face with pizza
• She stuffed her closet with too many clothes

Use this when referring to supplying or keeping a large quantity of goods in a store, pantry, or similar place.

• The supermarket stocks a variety of fresh produce
• They need to stock the shelves with new inventory