ALL meanings of infill
in·fill
I i - noun infill Material that fills or is used to fill a space or hole. 1
- verb with object infill to fill in: The old stream beds have been infilled with sediment. 1
- noun infill the planned conversion of empty lots, underused or rundown buildings, and other available space in densely built-up urban and suburban areas for use as sites for commercial buildings and housing, frequently as an alternative to overdevelopment of rural areas. 1
- adjective infill of, relating to, or involving the use of infill in urban planning: infill condominium projects; infill office buildings and retail space. 1
- transitive verb infill fill, fill in 1
- noun infill repurposing of property 1
- noun infill That which fills in a space, hole or gap. 0
- verb infill to fill in a space, hole or gap. 0
- verb infill to rededicate land in an urban environment to new construction. 0
- verb infill To infill a hollow place or gap means to fill it. 0
- uncountable noun infill Infill is something which fills a hollow place or gap. 0
- noun infill the act of filling or closing gaps, etc, in something, such as a row of buildings 0
- noun infill material used to fill a cavity, gap, hole, etc 0
- noun infill an acrylic gel application that fills in the gap between a false nail and the root of the real nail, which is created as the real nail grows 0
- adjective infill of or having to do with the filling in of remaining available space 0