This verb appears in Acts 2:13, where mockers dismiss the Pentecost disciples as 'filled with new wine' (literally 'having been filled full of sweet wine'). The word means to fill completely or saturate. The accusation was that the disciples were drunk, explaining their strange behavior and incomprehensible speech. Peter immediately refutes this, pointing out it's only nine in the morning. The irony is profound: they were indeed filled, but not with wine — they were filled with the Holy Spirit. This filling produced not drunkenness but powerful testimony in multiple languages, fulfilling Joel's prophecy.