refueled

Topped off again

Refueled is the past tense of refuel, meaning to supply with fuel again after a previous supply has been used up.

Vehicles, aircraft, and ships are refueled when their tanks run low: We refueled the car before heading into the desert.

The term extends to anything that restores energy or resources: I refueled with coffee and a sandwich before the afternoon session.

The spelling refuelled is standard in British English.

replenished

restocked

Refilled depleted inventory

reinvigorated · renewed · revitalized · reloaded · reenergized · restored · repowered · provisioned · reserves · stockpile

energized

reenergized

Made lively again

refreshed · recharged · renewed · boost · stamina · vitality · vigor · pep · motivation · inspiration

vehicle

petrol

Motor vehicle fuel

  • dieselCompression-ignition fuel
  • tankLarge storage vessel
  • pumpFluid-moving machine

fill-up · gallons · liters · unleaded · premium · nozzle · gasoline · kerosene · electric · battery

nourished

ate

Took in nourishment

caffeinated · meal · coffee · breakfast · lunch · protein · calories · food · sustenance · nutrition

sustained

continued

Went on without stopping

prolonged · endured · sustained · ongoing · uninterrupted · marathon · long-haul · perseverance

Opposites
fuel state change

refueleddepleted

Severely reduced or emptied

emptied · drained · exhausted · consumed · ran out

operational readiness

refueledstranded

Left without means to leave

grounded · stalled · immobilized · out of gas · incapacitated

Phrases
Family

refuel, refueling, refuels, refuelled, refuelling, refuelings, refuelable

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G