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filler

UK
/ˈfɪlə/
US
/ˈfɪlər/

Translations

fillernoun
fillers
pl
UK
/ˈfɪlə/
US
/ˈfɪlər/
The form requires a filler for the blank spaces.
Форма требует заполнителя для пустых мест.
The book contains a lot of filler content.
Книга содержит много филлерного контента.
The pillow is filled with a soft filler.
Подушка наполнена мягким наполнителем.
Additional translations
вставка
прокладка
наполнительный материал
Synonyms
intermediary
placeholder
stopgap
material
padding
stuffing
filleradjective
more filler
Comp.
most filler
Super.
UK
/ˈfɪlə/
US
/ˈfɪlɚ/
Used attributively (e.g., "filler episode") to describe something that merely fills space or time.

Definitions

fillernoun
A substance used to fill gaps or spaces, often in construction or repair work.
The carpenter used a wood filler to repair the cracks in the table.
Material used to fill a container or space, often to add bulk or weight.
The package was filled with foam peanuts as a filler to protect the contents during shipping.
A short item or piece of content used to fill time or space in a publication or broadcast.
The magazine included a few jokes as fillers between the main articles.
A person or thing that fills a role or position temporarily.
The company hired a temporary worker as a filler until they could find a permanent employee.
A word or phrase inserted into speech to fill a pause and allow the speaker time to think.
"Um" and "like" are common fillers in everyday conversation.
filleradjective
Serving to fill space, time, or gaps, often lacking substantive content.
The season contained several filler episodes that did little to advance the plot.
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