v. Obs. rare. [f. BRIM sb.2 + FILL v.] trans. To fill up to the brim.
1615. T. Adams, Blacke Devill, 71. The cup of his iniquity [will be] brimfilled.
c. 1620. Z. Boyd, Zion’s Flowers (1855), 33. Sins our city doe brime fill.
1647. Crashaw, Poems, 203. Thy brimfill’d bowls of fierce desire.
