Filigree
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 189
fil'i-gre, n. extremely fine thread-like network, containing beads ornamental woik of gold and silver vuie [Sp fihgraua — L. filum and raunm a grain or bead Filing, filing, n a panicle rubbed off with a file. Fill, v to make full: to put mlo until all the space Occupied to supply abundantly to satisfy to glut to perfoim the duties of. to supply a vacant office. to beiome lull to become satiated — as much as 01 satisfies a full supply —n Fill er, who or that whii.li [A ^ fylttin, fuliian—jnll, full Gcr fallen. See Tull
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