top up

Add more liquid

To top up is to fill something to capacity, especially when it's partially depleted: Let me top up your drink.

Common in British English for adding credit to a prepaid phone or refilling a tank.

A top-up is the act of refilling or the amount added: The car needs a top-up of oil.

account

balance

Steadiness or amount owed

  • creditRecognition or payment deferral
  • depositPlace for safekeeping
  • fundsAvailable financial resources

transfer · prepaid · reload · payment · voucher · e-wallet · mobile money · recharge · airtime · data plan

beverage

refill

Restoring spent contents

  • glassTransparent solid from sand
  • cupSmall drinking container
  • drinkConsumable liquid

pour · bottle · wine · coffee · tea · beer · pitcher · carafe · server · waiter

container

refill

Restoring spent contents

dispenser · ink · toner · water cooler · soap dispenser · oil · coolant · windshield fluid · humidifier · diffuser

fuel

petrol

Motor vehicle fuel

  • dieselCompression-ignition fuel
  • gasolineRefined petroleum vehicle fuel
  • tankLarge storage vessel

pump · station · gas · nozzle · gauge · unleaded · premium · regular · refuel · service station

energy

boost

Upward push or increase

refresh · second wind · reinvigorate · caffeine · power nap · snack break · sugar rush · flagging · afternoon slump · revive

Categories
Opposites
filling level

top updrain

Channel for wastewater

empty · deplete · empty out · pour out · withdraw

completeness of emptying

top upflush out

Force from concealment

Family

top, up, topple, ups, topmost, topless, upped, toppled, topples

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Known to kids · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G