filled milk

noun

milk containing a substitute for the butterfat.

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Nearby words

fill-in, fill-up, fillagree, fille de joie, filled gold, filled milk, filled to the brim, filler, filler cap, filler metal, fillet

Origin of filled milk

First recorded in 1930–35

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Medicine definitions for filled milk

filled milk

[ fĭld ]

n.

Skim milk with vegetable oils added to substitute for butterfat.

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