Fills
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
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Moreover, a silenced .22 handgun fills the same purpose and its about as easy to find and keep loaded.
Source: Video Game / Cataclysm -
After Butch defeats Tom, Tom, still determined, fills his bathing suit up with balloons to look muscular, tying an anchor around his waist to keep from floating away.
Source: Women Prefer Strong Men - Also, the "freshness" meter on food and flower items makes sure you can't keep them forever (unless you have a gold/mythic fridge); spoiled food fills you up less.
Source: Wizard Needs Food Badly
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