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ward we'll put you i' the fills. Shak., T. and C., iii. 2. fillst, v . t. An obsolete variant of felll . (b) To brace, as the yards, so that the wind will bear upon the sails and distend them.5. To supply with an incumbent: as, to fill an office or a vacancy.-6. To po e and perform the duties of; officiate in as an incumbent; fill4t. An obsolete preterit of fall i . hold or occupy: as, he fills his office accept a fills (fil), n . A dialectal variant of field . bly; to fill the speaker's chair. IMG:content-1318.png:[blocks in formation] Shak ., T. of A., iii. 1. 8. To stop up the cracks, crevices, or pores of, or hollows in; cover with a substance, as varnish, paste, or sizing, which will smooth or even the surface of, as leather, wood, canvas, or the like; specifically, to apply a varnish or paste to (wood), in order to fill the grain. See filler1 , 3.-9. In trade , to make up the bulk, or produce a desired appearance of, by using sham or inferior materials; adulterate; doctor; water.