one's fill

English

Noun

one's fill (uncountable)

1. As much as one can take.

   to eat one's fill, to drink one's fill

   • 2014, Jack V. Haney, An Anthology of Russian Folktales, →ISBN, page 40:

     They gave him some food, he ate his fill, and again fell asleep.

   • 2014, Damien L. Malcolm, Essence Of Betrayal, →ISBN:

     Needless to say, after my last two visits I had really had my fill of that place, and had absolutely no desire to go back up there.

   • 2017, Andrew Louth -, The Way of a Pilgrim: Candid Tales of a Wanderer to His Spiritual Father, →ISBN:

     Wretched man, I'd lost the first and last treasures of my life when I had not yet had my fill of either.

References

• “ones fill”, in Collins English Dictionary.
• “eat drink your fill” in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English, Longman.