top-up

Add more liquid

A top-up is an addition that brings something back to a desired level.

You might get a top-up on your drink, your phone credit, or your pension.

In British usage especially, the verb top up means to refill or replenish: Can I top up your glass?

I need to top up my Oyster card.

A top-up loan or payment supplements an existing amount.

mobile

prepaid

Settled in advance

  • airtimeScheduled transmission period
  • creditRecognition or payment deferral
  • balanceSteadiness or amount owed

minutes · data · voucher · pay-as-you-go · SIM · recharge · carrier · plan · bundle · roaming

beverage

drink

Consumable liquid

  • glassTransparent solid from sand
  • refillRestoring spent contents
  • pourSend liquid streaming out

coffee · tea · wine · beer · pint · round · bar · waiter · pitcher · carafe

financial

deposit

Place for safekeeping

funds · transfer · account · e-wallet · prepayment · installment · pension · mortgage · loan · savings

refill

tank

Large storage vessel

toner · fluid · reservoir · gasoline · petrol · diesel · propane · oil · water · coolant

charge

battery

Portable electricity storage

current · device · phone · laptop · electric · charger · percentage · indicator · low · full

Categories
Opposites
filling/replenishment

top-updrain

Channel for wastewater

empty · deplete · draw down · use up · siphon

completeness of replenishment

top-upoverhaul

Complete systematic repair

fresh start

financial/account direction

top-upwithdrawal

Act of taking away

debit · spend · cash out · deduct · charge

Family

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Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G