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one's fill

one's fill noun: as much as one can take.

Noun

one's fill (uncountable)

  1. As much as one can take.
    • to eat one's fill, to drink one's fill
    • They gave him some food, he ate his fill, and again fell asleep.2014, Jack V. Haney, An Anthology of Russian Folktales, →ISBN, page 40

Questions about one's fill

What does one's fill mean?
One's fill means as much as one can take.
What part of speech is one's fill?
One's fill is a noun.

Words near one's fill in the dictionary

  1. one's elevator doesn't go all the way to the top floor
  2. one's elevator doesn't go to the top
  3. one's elevator doesn't go to the top floor
  4. one's eyes only
  5. one's father was born before one
  6. one's fill
  7. one's fingers are all thumbs
  8. one's fingers itch
  9. one's flabber is gasted
  10. one's got to do what one's got to do
  11. one's gotta do what one's gotta do

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