Filling

n. Particle rubbed off by a file. Filial, fil'yal, a. Pert, to a son or daughter; becoming a child in relation to parents; bearing the tion of a child. — Fil'iate, -Y-at, v. t. To adopt son or daughter. — Filia'tion, n. Relation of to a father; the fixing of a bastard child on some as its father; affiliation. Filibuster, fil''i-bus/ter, n. A lawle military turer, esp. one in quest of plunder; a free-booter, pirate. — v. i. To act as a filibuster; to obstruct is lati on b}T persistent dilatory motions on the the minority. Filigree, Fillet, etc. See under File. Fill, til, v. t. [filled (fild), filling.] To make to supply abundantly, cause to abound; to satisfy, content; to po e and perform the duties cupy, hold; to supply with an incumbent. — v. become full, have an abundant supply, be satiated; to fill a cup for drinking, give to drink. — n. supply; as much as satisfies; a thill of a carriage. Fillibeg, fil'lf-beg, n. A kilt or dre reaching to the knees, worn in the Highlands of Scotland.