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Meanings of fill-in in English
Spanish
cruzapalabras 
Crossword-like puzzle in which a list of words is given (but not their positions in the grid), and one must place them into the grid.
Someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)
Usage of fill-in in English
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He is the official fill-in when the Prime Minister is off-shore.
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Barely a month later, that fill-in gig has turned into a full-time job.
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She is also a popular fill-in presenter on TVNZ1's Seven Sharp.
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The Rangers had taken 14 against Carey Price's fill-in, Dustin Tokarski.
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Anderson's two previous fill-in starts for Newton resulted in victories against Tampa Bay.
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NOTES: Erik Jones filled-in for the suspended Matt Kenseth in the No.
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The coloring and the filling-in we were left to do for ourselves.
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Each participating nurse filled-in a questionnaire regarding the usability of the algorithm.
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Masks are plentiful, as are filled-in brows and lashes coated in mascara.
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The second letter shows the same fill-ins coming at the end of paragraphs.
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When the earthquake came, the filled-in ground shook like the jelly it is.
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Ned was standing on top of the short filled-in portion of the chasm.
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Then he rose; he held up the filled-in slip before the Chinaman's eyes.
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Participants filled-in a questionnaire on noise annoyance and heavy traffic passing their residence.
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Partial filling-in of a large opening in Oraibi, converting it into a doorway
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Jimmy asked me to go down to Baltimore and pick up the fill-ins.