as far as, as much as, enough or sufficient for, at most

fill

charge, trust, responsibility

filling

full

a kind of grass used for thatching

provider, protector, supporter, nourisher

(of a wound) heal up

to reap what one has sown

admission, enrolment, enlistment

land watered by irrigation

fill

crowd, throng, a mob

trust, reliance, faith, confidence, hope, assurance

puzzle, riddle

faith, belief, trust, confidence, reliance dependence

dependence, faith, belief, trust, confidence, reliance dependence

credit, repute, good character

filler, one who fosters, nurturer

fill, besmear

(of eyes) to be filled with tears

pot-bellied

a soft-sounding blow, thud, the sound of anything falling on soft ground, dull crash, thump

fill (a vessel)

the state of being full or overflowing, fullness, abundance

insult, affront, scornful abuse

in full of all demands

full

become dejected

generously

at full gallop, to the extent of one's power

glance that takes in everything

promptly, without holding one's tongue

yellow or dark red flying worm who have poisonous sting, wasp, hornet

bulging, thick, stuffed, full, ready to be filled

howling sound of the wind

confusion, mess, great mental disturbance

have a full sleep