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ESLPod_1199_WE_2070 Eating on the Run The word "filling," in this podcast, means making one feel pleasantly full and satisfied, no longer wanting to eat more: "That meal was so filling that I no longer want dessert." Or, "High-fiber cereal and fruit is more filling than a piece of white bread." As a noun, "filling" is something that is placed inside another type of food, especially within a bread-like product: "These dumpling have a pork-and-cabbage filling." Or, "Which donuts have a jelly filling"? When talking about dental or teeth and mouth care, a "filling" is a small amount of metal put into a small hole in a tooth left by decay: "The dentist said that Ramona would need two fillings." Finally, the "filling" of a pillow refers to the material that the pillow is stuffed with: "How can I wash these cushions? They have a feather filling."

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ESLPod 1199 filling Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_1199_WE_2070
Episode Id	ESLPod 1199
Episode Title	Eating on the Run
Phrase	filling
Text	The word "filling," in this podcast, means making one feel pleasantly full and satisfied, no longer wanting to eat more: "That meal was so filling that I no longer want dessert." Or, "High-fiber cereal and fruit is more filling than a piece of white bread." As a noun, "filling" is something that is placed inside another type of food, especially within a bread-like product: "These dumpling have a pork-and-cabbage filling." Or, "Which donuts have a jelly filling"? When talking about dental or teeth and mouth care, a "filling" is a small amount of metal put into a small hole in a tooth left by decay: "The dentist said that Ramona would need two fillings." Finally, the "filling" of a pillow refers to the material that the pillow is stuffed with: "How can I wash these cushions? They have a feather filling."
Topics	Food + Drink

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