 For Bach, such default meanings are neither implicatures nor what is said (or explicatures): they are implicit in what is said, or implicitures. They are a result of ‘fleshing out’ the meaning of the sentence in order to arrive at the intended proposition, or ‘filling in’ some conceptual gaps in the semantic representation that, only after this filling in, becomes a full proposition. An example of ‘fleshing out’ is given in (6b), where the minimal proposition is expanded. ‘Filling in’ is exemplified in (7b), where a so-called propositional radical is completed.