Fillers [noun]

They leave large holes which renders the leaf worthless for a cigar wrapper, leaving it fit only for fillers or seconds.

The Seconds are made up of leaves not good enough for Wrappers and too good for Fillers.

Seconds and Fillers will not contain as many pounds to the cord as wrappers.

The "wrappers" should be cased by themselves and "the seconds" and "fillers" together or separate at the option of the packer.

As the fillers are usually dry they must be moistened before casing or subjected to a very strong pressure.

Fourth—The oil must be free from acid, alkalies, animal or vegetable fillers, or other injurious agencies.

In all large coffee-consuming countries, coffee additions and fillers have always been used.

The chief commercial reason for using coffee additions and fillers is to keep down the cost of blends.

Such fillers are of high melting point and consequently solid at ordinary temperature.

Abdullah had a special laboratory made, and employed a number of boys as cartridge fillers.