filler

Noun

filler

1. something added to fill a space or add weight or size
2. any semisolid substance used to fill gaps, cracks or pores
3. a short article in a newspaper or magazine
4. a short piece of music or an announcement between radio or TV programmes
5. cut tobacco used to make up the body of a cigar
6. (computing) in COBOL, the description of an unnamed part of a record that may contain no data

6 letters in word "filler": E F I L L R.

Anagrams of filler:

• refill

Words found within filler:

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• Definitions:
• An inactive substance used to make a product bigger or easier to handle. For example, fillers are often used to make pills or capsules because the ...
• In woodworking, any substance used to fill the holes and irregularities in planed or sanded surfaces to decrease the porosity of the surface before applying finish coatings.
• The leaves of tobacco at the core of the cigar that provide a significant portion of its taste.
• A short, interesting, sometimes humorous news item used to fill leftover space on the page. The most widely read "articles" in any newspaper, fillers constitute an excellent (and often overlooked) vehicle for obtaining press coverage for an organization.
• the individual tobacco leaves used in the body of a cigar, a pile of such tobacco would be called a bunch.
• A word or phrase used to gain time in speech.
• Used to fill the grain when a smooth finish is required. It is applied after the primary sanding operation. The work may be sanded again after the application of the filler and before the final polishing .
• Minerals, such as clay and other white pigments, added to pulp to improve the opacity, smoothness, brightness, and printing capabilities of paper.
• The blended tobaccos that form the inner core of the cigar. The filler accounts for most of the flavor and quality of the cigar. High-grade cigars are made with long fillers, or whole leaves running the length of the cigar, which are hand-rolled. ...
• A relatively inert substance added to a material to alter its physical, mechanical, thermal, electrical, and other properties, or to lower coast or density. Fillers Fillers
• extra material used to complete a column or page, usually of little importance.
• A person who loaded the stack from the top with iron ore, charcoal, and limestone. This job was considered to be one of the most dangerous at the furnace.
• a coin used to "fill in" the place in a collection until a better grade coin can be found or purchased to take its place. Often a low grade or damaged coin may be used as a filler until a nice one can be found.
• Extender, bulking agent, or inert pigment.
• Finely ground material added to a sealant or adhesive to change or improve certain properties.
• A story with little news value, used to fill space
• The middle layer of a quilt, usually a fluffy layer of cotton, wool, or polyester, which makes a quilt warm and gives it a characteristic puffy look and feel.
• a relatively inert material used as the discontinuous phase of a polymer composite.
• Any substance such as talc, mica or various powders, which may be added to a grease, but is not considered as being primarily intended to enhance the lubricating properties of the grease.
• The second argument to a binary tuple is often refered to as its "filler". When a multiple-valued binary relation maps an instance to a set of values, these values are also called "fillers".

• filled ←
• fille ←
• fillable ←
• filler
• → fillers
• → filles
• → fillet