Filial, fil -yal, a

pertaining to or becoming a child in relation to his parents; bearing the relation of a child (L. filius, a son, filia, a daughter). Filially, filial-le, ad. in a filial manner. father, correlative correlative to paternity; adoption; the fixing of a bastard child on some one as its father; affiliation. foreign territory (freebooter or fly-boat). fern (L. felix, and eidos, like). in the manner of little threads or grains, or of both intermixed(L. filum, a thread, and granum, a grain) Filigreed, fil'-e-grede, a. ornamented with filigree. Filings, fl'-lings, s.pl. fragments or particles rubbed off space is full; to supply with abundance; to cause to drinking; to become full: s. as much as supplies want or satisfies. To fill out, to extend or enlarge to ] the desired limit. To fill up, to make full; to fill; to engage or employ; to complete; to become full. (A.S.)