to fulfill a need, requirement, or expectation

to be completely full of, brimming with, or very full of something, often an abstract quality

to be satisfied or pleased with something or someone

feeling unhappy, discontented, or resentful about someone or something

satisfactory; consummate; perfect

filled to capacity or to the brim

across one's whole face

to fill up

physically full, rounded, or well-filled

cheeks streaming with tears

to have one's heart or bosom filled with a certain emotion or state of mind

fully developed, complete, or abundant in content or physical features

to reach the end of a set period, such as a term of office, a contract, or a time limit

speaking exclusively with certain types of language, words, or content such as lies or jargon

to be covered or filled with something spread all over a surface or area

covering or across the whole face, typically used to describe an expression, emotion, or physical state

full marks; a perfect score

perfectly happy and satisfying, typically describing one's marriage, family, or life

full to capacity; fully loaded

covered all over

crowded to the bursting point or filled to overflowing

the whole sky; all over the sky

filled to capacity (of a theater, stadium, gymnasium, etc.)

to be completely covered, stained, or daubed with a substance such as mud, dust, sweat, or blood

to have one's heart or mind completely full of a particular emotion

(of tears etc) filling the eyes

the moon at the phase when its whole disc is illuminated

to pile up until full

to be perfectly satisfied or completely content

a dazzling display of beautiful things; a feast for the eyes; diverse and abundant

to expire (of a term of office)

to cram

having the mouth completely full of something tangible, like food

packed with people or overcrowded to an extent that causes problems or distress

one's heart filled with or full of a strong emotion or sentiment

to fill a container or space by pushing or forcing items into it

to be all over the place; appearing or spreading everywhere (often used for rumors, advertisements, or common sights)

The Qing dynasty, especially referring to its period of decline or used as part of an anti-Qing slogan.

self-satisfied and uncritical of oneself or one's achievements

Manchu ethnic group of Liaoning province

successful and satisfactory; perfectly complete and without flaws

to fill the eyes (of a beautiful view, scene of desolation, etc.)

filled with something, such as knowledge, talent, or strong emotions

having reached maximum capacity for seating or occupancy; no vacancies

a room or hall filled to capacity, or the entire audience present within it

feeling or showing smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements

in all places; all over the place (often used hyperbolically for a local search or presence)

having every seat occupied; filled to capacity or fully booked