fill up
Make completely full
Fill up means to make something completely full or to become completely full.
You fill up a gas tank, a glass, or a form.
I need to fill up before the road trip.
The stadium filled up quickly.
Fill up can also describe eating until satisfied: I filled up on bread before the main course arrived.
Replenish the tank
- tankLarge storage vessel
- pumpFluid-moving machine
- stationFixed stopping point
- nozzleFlow-directing pipe fitting
gauge · petrol · diesel · gasoline · unleaded · premium · ethanol · top off
Send liquid streaming out
- brimProjecting edge or lip
- top offFill to capacity
- overflowExceed capacity and spill
- pitcherPouring vessel or hurler
glass · cup · bucket · bathtub · pool · reservoir · basin · vessel
Large public gathering
swarm · capacity · standing room · sold out · packed house · venue · auditorium · stadium
Replenish depleted inventory
- reloadFill with ammunition again
- rechargeRestore electrical capacity
- resupplyProvide fresh provisions
- replacePut something else there
renew · restore · inventory · shelves · supplies · pantry · provisions · reserves
refuel
Replenish the tank
nozzle · gauge · petrol · diesel · gasoline · unleaded · premium · ethanol · top off · gas station
pour
Send liquid streaming out
pitcher · glass · cup · bucket · bathtub · pool · reservoir · basin · vessel · jug
crowd
Large public gathering
throng · swarm · capacity · standing room · sold out · packed house · venue · auditorium · stadium · theater
restock
Replenish depleted inventory
replace · renew · restore · inventory · shelves · supplies · pantry · provisions · reserves · quota
stuffed
Filled beyond capacity
sated · replete · glutted · overfed · engorged · food coma · second helping · portion · feast · overeat
swell
Increase in size
overwhelmed · touched · stirred · misty-eyed · warmth · gratitude · pride · joy