Fill
Fill verb - To put into (something) as much as can be held or contained.
People
People verb - To supply with inhabitants.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Frasier: Every time Frasier or Niles hold a party, plenty of people show up who the audience has never seen before, seemingly just to fill party space.
Source: 24 Hour Party People - He makes it a point to fill his power team with people of similar ability (though is always sure to keep them in check)—and like Urquart, powers it all with many an Aside Comment.
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Since most of the people in the group were German, I know that when they came to the United States, they all had to fill these things out, and probably found it especially offensive.
Source: Music / The Yellow Shark
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