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What does fill the bill phrase mean?

The phrase "fill the bill" means to be suitable or adequate for a particular purpose or need.

It suggests that something or someone meets the necessary requirements and is a good fit for the situation.

Here are some examples:

* "The new restaurant finally filled the bill for a good Italian place in town."

* "He's not the most experienced candidate, but he might fill the bill for this entry-level position."

* "This car doesn't quite fill the bill for a family road trip."

Essentially, "fill the bill" means something "does the job" or "is up to the task."

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