Fill Out

Definition: Fill Out

Fill Out

Verb

1. Write all the required information onto a form; "fill out this questionnaire, please!"; "make out a form".

2. Make bigger or better or more complete.

3. Supplement what is thought to be deficient; "He eked out his meager pay by giving private lessons"; "Braque eked out his collages with charcoal".

4. Line or stuff with soft material; "pad a bra".

5. Make fat or plump; "We will plump out that poor starving child".

6. Become round, plump, or shapely.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Synonyms: Fill Out

Expansion

Verb: become larger; (large; ); expand, widen, enlarge, extend, grow, increase, incrassate, swell, gather; fill out; deploy, take open order, dilate, stretch, distend, spread; mantle, wax; grow up, spring up; bud, bourgeon, shoot, sprout, germinate, put forth, vegetate, pullulate, open, burst forth; gain flesh, gather flesh; outgrow; spread like wildfire, overrun.

Crosswords: Fill Out

I just didn't want to fill out the forms. (Father Ted; writing credit: Graham Linehan; Arthur Mathews)

Well, you fill out that sweater real nice. (That '70s Show; writing credit: Stacia Raymond)

So just fill out your application (Everybody Doesn't; performing artist: Amanda)

If I want your opinion, I'll ask you to fill out the necessary forms. (references; author: unknown)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• How to fill out a Freddie Mac-Fannie Mae appraisal report, individual condominium unit, FHLMC form 465-FNMA form 1073 (reference)

• Harrison's Illustrated Guide How to Fill Out a Fannie Mae-Freddie Mac Appraisal Report Small Residental Income Property (1990, 4th Ed, 4th Printing,93 (reference)

  (more book examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Health

Caregivers, particularly medical social workers, can clarify individual policies and help you fill out forms. (references)

Business

However, the Mexican import law is very strict on how to fill out the required documentation. (references)

It is essential that exporters take care to fill out documents properly to avoid costly delays in customs clearance. (references)

The importer only has to fill out a D.I. form (Declaraç�o de Importaç�o), when entering the goods through the local customs. (references)

Economic History

Brazil

Taxes are numerous and burdensome, for those who collect them as well as for those who must fill out forms and make payments. (references)

Human Rights

Poland

Despite being illegal, a few restrictive practices such as a requirement to fill out "creed" or "nationality" items in some questionnaires continued. (references)

Brazil

As part of this effort, police in Sao Paulo who kill a suspect are required to fill out, within 24 hours, a detailed report explaining why lethal force was used. (references)

Minorities

Bulgaria

Although the local police arrived at the scene, they did not fill out an appropriate report, which would make it more difficult for the Evangelicals to seek damages in court. (references)

Trade

Philippines

If an exporter is ready to ship his products, he should fill out an Export Declaration (ED) form. (references)

Argentina

For more information and to get on their mailing list, log on to www.exim.gov to fill out an information form. (references)

Travel

Azerbaijan

The visitor needs to submit one photograph, pay USD40, and fill out an application. (references)

Philippines

The Philippine Bureau of Customs requires a traveler to fill out a Re-export Commitment Form and imposes a corresponding cash bond for exhibit materials; articles brought into the Philippines for repair, processing or reconditioning; software; and laptop computers (in commercial quantity). (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expression using "fill out": To fill out. Additional references.

Albanian

fryhem (belly, bloat, boil up, distend, heave, pout, surge, swagger, swell), zgjeroj (amplify, broaden, dilate, diversify, enlarge, enrich, expand, extend, let out, widen), rrumbullakos (pad). (various references)

Arabic 

‏ملأ (cram, crowd, fill, fill in, stack, stuff, wind), ‏نفخ (balloon, be puffed up, belly out, bloat, blow up, distend, distension, inflate, inflation, insufflation, plump, pout, puff, pumping, sulk, swell out, windiness). (various references)

Bulgarian 

напълням (fill in), зазиждам (brick, build up, embed, fill in, imbed, wall up), запълвам (engage, fill in, stop up, supply). (various references)

Czech

zesílit (become stronger, enforce, grow strong, grow stronger, increase, intensify, magnify, reinforce, strengthen, turn up), zakulatit se (flesh out, round), vzdout se, vyplnit (complete, fill, fill in, fulfil, fulfill), rozvinout (array, deploy, develop, evolve, set sail, spread, uncoil, unfold, unfurl, unroll). (various references)

French

remplir (fill, fill in, fill up), étoffer. (various references)

German

ausfüllen (complete, fill, fill in, fill up, filled, make out, to fill out, write). (various references)

Greek 

φουσκώνω (billow, bloat, blow up, bulge, distend, expand, inflate, puff, pump, pump up, surge, swell). (various references)

Hungarian

kitölt (fill in, to fill in, to fill out, to fill up, to put in, to write out), kiegészít (amend, complement, complete, eke out, implement, integrate, make up, piece out, supplement, to amend, to augment, to complement, to eke out, to expand, to integrate, to make up, to piece out, to piece together, to refill, to replenish, to supplement). (various references)

Italian

compilare (assort, compile, to assemble, to fill out, write, write off). (various references)

Manx

sheidey (blast, blast of wind, blow, blow of whale, blowing, breathe, breeze, bugle, distention, dynamite, fire away, gust, honk, puff, sound, spell of wind, spout, toot, toot on horn, waft, wafting), roauyraghey (fatten, fattening, thicken, thicken as wool, thickening), lhieeney (billow, blow up, charge, charge as battery, cover in, fill, fill in, flood tide, flow, fuel, inset, load, make, make of tide, pad, rise, saturate, spasm, wax, wax as moon). (various references)

Pig Latin

illfay outay

Romanian

umfla (bag, belly, blow, bunt, expand, fill, grow, heighten, inflate, overdraw, pad, puff, swell), se umfla (bag, balloon, belly out, billow, bloat out, bulge, bulk, distend, flow, ridge, swell). (various references)

Russian 

замещать (act for, fill in, override, replace, stand in for, stand up to, subbed, subrogate, substitute, supply), заполнять (brim with, brimming, brimming with, fill, fill in, fill up, fill with, filling, pack, pad, populate, populated, populating), пополнять (fill in, make up, replenish). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

ugojiti se (gain, gain weight, grow fat), popuniti (fill, fill in). (various references)

Spanish

rellenar (fill, fill in, refill, replenish, stuff, top up, wad). (various references)

Swedish

fylla i (charge, fill in, fill up, make out, pour in), göra fylligare, bli fylligare. (various references)

Ukrainian

розширюватися (broaden, dilate, expand), товстіти. (various references)

expleant, explendos, explendum, explentibus, explere, expleret, expleta, explete, expleti, expletis, expletisque, expleto, expletum, expletus, expleverit, explevit. (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: toilful.

-1 letter: tufoli.

-2 letters: fillo, flout.

-3 letters: fill, filo, flit, foil, foul, full, lift, lilt, litu, loft, loti, lout, till, tofu, toil, toll, tolu.

-4 letters: fil, fit, flu, fou, ill, lit, lot, oft, oil, out, til, tui.

-5 letters: if, it, li, lo, of, ti, to, ut.

+2 letters: multifold, toilfully.

+3 letters: feuilleton, multifocal.

+4 letters: bountifully, conflictful, conflictual, feuilletons.

+5 letters: felicitously, flagitiously, flocculating, flocculation, floriculture, folliculitis, functionally, slumpflation, solifluction, unifoliolate.