filter in



filter in

 (to some place)
1. Lit. to leak or seep into some place. The smell of bacon cooking filtered into his room and made him wake up. The smoke filtered in and burned our eyes.
2. Fig. [for people] to come into a place, a few at a time, over a period of time. One by one, the guests filtered into the room. They filtered in and started on the snacks.
See also: filter

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Viktoriyaveek-TO-ree-yah (Russian)Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian
Violavie-O-lə (English), vee-O-lə (English), VIE-ə-lə (English), VYO-lah (Italian)English, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Sendoa-Basque
Lug-Irish Mythology
Osmund-Anglo-Saxon
Sophus-Ancient Greek (Latinized)