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The verbal styrofoam packing the space between two actual thoughts.
means Words, sounds, or material that occupy space or time without adding real substance or meaning.
from From Old English 'fyllan,' to fill — literally that which fills, whether a gap in speech, a magazine, or a wall.
Speech ticUm and uh occur roughly every 60 words.
Comics originFiller issues stalled plot while artists caught their breath.
Cosmetic cousinDermal filler quietly fills faces, not silences.