Synonyms and antonyms of To fill a thing or place in American Thesaurus

fill (verb)

to make something full

cram (verb)

if people cram a place, they fill it completely

stuff (verb)

to fill a container or space with something, especially something soft

crowd (verb)

if a group of people crowd a place, they make it full by being in it

stock (verb)

to fill a place with things that you will need

pack (verb)

to fill a place completely

choke (verb)

to fill a place so that it is difficult to move

jam (verb)

if people or things jam a place, there are so many of them that it is difficult to move

saturate (verb)

to fill something completely with a large number of things or with a large amount of something

pack in ()

to fill something with a lot of people or things

fill (verb)

to become full of something

fill (verb)

to put something into a hole or gap so that the hole or gap no longer exists

flood (verb)

if people or things flood somewhere, they go there or arrive there in large numbers

overfill (verb)

to put more of something in a container than it will hold

overload (verb)

to put too many people or things in or on something

overrun (verb)

to be present in a place in such large amounts or numbers that it is dangerous or unpleasant

pack into ()

to fit a lot of people or things into a place in large numbers or quantities

pack into ()

to fit into a place

pad (verb)

to cover or fill something with a soft substance in order to protect it

pad (verb)

to cover or fill something with a soft substance in order to make it more comfortable

pad (verb)

to cover or fill something with a soft substance in order to make it bigger or to change its shape

plug (verb)

to fill a hole so that nothing can get through it

refill (verb)

to put another amount of something into a container that was full but is now empty

replenish (verb)

formal to make something full again, or to bring it back to its previous level by replacing what has been used

restock (verb)

to provide a place or container with a new supply of something

saturate (verb)

mainly British to fill a place with people

stack (verb)

to fill a machine or space by putting things in it on top of each other

stuff (verb)

to fill a dead animal’s skin so that it looks alive

take up ()

to fill a particular amount of space or time