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Definition of filling : 1. Prepared wort added to ale to cleanse it.
2. That which is used to fill a cavity or any empty space, or to supply a deficiency.
3. The woof in woven fabrics.
4. To bind, furnish, or adorn with a fillet.

Synonyms:

pickaxe, bushing, woof, center, pick, insides, selection, contents, cement, filler, lining, plectrum, sauce, innards, choice, dressing, picking, wadding, guts, plectron, pickax, cream, layer, mixture, custard, padding, fill, option, weft

concluding, arriving, finalizing, executing, closing, achieving, fulfilling, ending, graduating, integrating, terminating, unifying, completing, culminating, consummating, accomplishing, finishing

embroidery, frill, gaudiness, button, flourish, trimming, gingerbread, decoration, badge, garnish, trim, emblazonment, enrichment, adornment, emblem, ornament, gewgaw, tinsel, foofaraw, finery

appeasing, slaking, gorging, sating, gratifying, quenching, stuffing, satisfying, satiating, saturating, allaying, engorging, glutting

infusing, impregnating, soaking, penetrating, seething, permeating, infiltrating, pervading, instilling, imbuing, suffusing

Usage examples:

• " Yes, sir, all but filling in the grave. - "Put Yourself in His Place", Charles Reade.
• Presently a huge man came into the doorway and leaned there, his figure filling it. - "Bull Hunter", Max Brand.
• It was evening; he came home with a great many men, who sat down, filling the house. - "Myths and Legends of the Great Plains", Unknown.