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in-fill

in-fill noun: any material used to occupy a void or hiatus.

Noun

in-fill (plural in-fills)

  1. Any material used to occupy a void or hiatus

Forms of in-fill

pluralin-fills
alternative forminfill

Origin of in-fill

From in + fill.

Questions about in-fill

What does in-fill mean?
In-fill means any material used to occupy a void or hiatus.
What part of speech is in-fill?
In-fill is a noun.
What is the plural of in-fill?
The plural of in-fill is in-fills.

Words near in-fill in the dictionary

  1. in-ear
  2. in-ear monitor
  3. in-ear monitors
  4. in-ears
  5. in-engine
  6. in-fill
  7. in-fills
  8. in-flight
  9. in-foal
  10. in-footed
  11. in-fucking-credible

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