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Moody_m Posted 13 years ago
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Cat Stevens sings in one of his songs: "I'll wake you tomorrow
And you will be my fill, yes, you will be my fill." What does "fill" mean in this context?
  

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If I've 'had my fill' of something, it means that I have enough of whatever it is. It can be used in a positive way (I always get my fill at that restaurant) or in a negative way (I've had my fill of this nonsense).

— Philip

  • If I've 'had my fill' of something, it means that I have enough of whatever it is.
  • It can be used in a positive way (I always get my fill at that restaurant) or in a negative way (I've had my fill of this nonsense).
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If I've 'had my fill' of something, it means that I have enough of whatever it is. It can be used in a positive way (I always get my fill at that restaurant) or in a negative way (I've had my fill of this nonsense).
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Thanks a lot for this explanation.
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