to meet a requirement, need, or demand; to fulfill a desire

to be filled with or possess a high degree of (a quality, emotion, or abstract state)

satisfied; pleased; content; to one's satisfaction

resentful; discontented; displeased

completely satisfactory; successful; perfect (used of tasks, conferences, or solutions)

filled up to the brim; closely packed; full of

across one's whole face; the entire face

To fill up a container; to be filled with

full; plump; rounded in shape or appearance

cheeks streaming with tears; used to describe being extremely sad or moved

To have one's heart or mind filled with an emotion; to be imbued with

having a full and shapely figure; well-developed; well-rounded and attractive

to reach the end of a specified period; to run out of time; to come to an end

to speak entirely in a certain language or constantly use certain words such as lies, promises, or nonsense

To be spread all over; to be covered or filled with

covering the entire face; often used to describe an expression or complexion

full marks or the highest possible score in a test or evaluation; also used metaphorically to describe someone or something that is perfect or flawless

happy and blissful; perfectly satisfactory and harmonious, especially when describing family life or marriage

to be loaded to capacity; to be fully laden with goods or passengers

all over the body; the entire body

jam-packed; filled to overflowing; crowded to the bursting point

the whole sky; filling the entire sky

Filled to capacity or fully occupied; describes a space where the number of people or things exceeds its normal limit, such as a theater, stadium, or warehouse

to be covered or stained with something, such as mud, dust, sweat, or blood; daubed in

one's whole heart; from the bottom of one's heart

to have one's eyes filled with something, such as tears or bloodshot veins

the round, bright moon visible on the 15th night of the lunar month

To pile up or stack until a place is completely full; to clutter up a space.

Someone's entire head or mind, especially when filled with a particular thought or idea.

perfectly content; fully satisfied with one's situation

a dazzling display of beautiful things; a superb collection of precious items; (of a shop or museum) full of beautiful things to see

to come to an end, specifically regarding a scheduled term of office or a fixed period of time

To fill something completely; to cram or stuff a space; to fill out a form or document until it is finished

a mouth full of something; the entire oral cavity

all over the street; throughout the whole street

packed with people to the point of causing trouble or inconvenience

The whole heart or chest area regarded as the seat of emotions

to stuff or cram a container full of items (e.g. a bag with clothes)

To be everywhere or exist all over the place; often used to describe things like rumors, advertisements, or widespread phenomena.

the Manchu people, particularly as the ruling class of the Qing Dynasty

complacent; self-satisfied; content with one's own achievements to the point of being arrogant or conceited

Manchuria, a geographical region in Northeast China consisting of nine historical provinces; the ancestral homeland of the Manchu people

Manchu ethnic group; one of the major ethnic minorities in China, residing primarily in Northeast China and Beijing

to be filled with confidence; to be brimming with self-assurance

satisfactory; successful; complete and without any flaws

The entire field of vision; all that the eye can see

To be filled with or preoccupied with feelings, doubts, or grievances in one's heart or mind

to have a full house or all seats taken; to reach a full complement of staff, passengers, or members

the entire hall; everyone present in a venue