(a) To bring (something) to fulfillment or perfection; to complete, perfect; (b) to make (a prediction) come true, fulfill (a prophecy); (c) to carry out or enforce (a law); (d) to bring forth or……

Satisfying. …

Refl. To fill oneself. …

To complete (someone's suffering). …

(a) To stop (a hunt) short of completion; (b) ppl. unfulfilled, of a commitment: without having been carried out, unaccomplished. …

(a) To leave (a chase) unfinished, break off; ppl. unfilled, left incomplete; (b) ppl. unfilland as adj.: insatiable; ppl. unfilled, unfulfilled; (c) ppl. unfilled, incompletely filled, partly empty. …

To fill (a land) completely (with misery). …

To cause (an area) to be completely filled, fill up. …

?To insert stuffing into (sth. or someone’s clothes) from underneath; ?stuff (sth.) to less than its capacity. …

(a) Incapable of being satisfied, insatiable; (b) not fulfilling, unsatisfying. …

Spiritual incompletion, moral imperfection. …

A failure to execute a command. …

(a) To grow or be full; (b) to fill [in various senses]. …

To fill to an extraordinary degree; -- in fig. context; ppl. overfilled, filled to overflowing; filled too full. …