fulfil (1 the earliest sense)
1.
to fill full,
fill up
LLL. IV. iii. 364
“charity itself f-s the
law,”
Lucr. 1258 [women] “so fulfill'd With men's
abuses,”
Sonn. cxxxvi. 5
“ the treasure of
thy love.”
2.
to execute, perform
1H6 III. ii. 133, Lucr. 1635.
