different between infilter vs infiller
infilter
English
Etymology
Compare infiltrate.
Verb
infilter (third-person singular simple present infilters, present participle infiltering, simple past and past participle infiltered)
- To filter or sift in.
Anagrams
- fertilin, flintier
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infiller
English
Etymology
infill +? -er
Noun
infiller (plural infillers)
- One who, or that which, fills in a gap.
- an infiller species
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