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Fill up Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Fill up? [v] become full; "The pool slowly filled with water"; "The theater filled up slowly" [v] make full, also in a metaphorical sense; "fill a container"; "fill the child with pride" [v] eat until one is sated; "He filled up on turkey" [v] fill or stop up; "Can you close the cracks with caulking?" Synonyms \| Synonyms for Fill up: close \| cram \| fill \| fill \| fill \| jam \| make full \| stuff Related Terms \| Find terms related to Fill up: accommodate \| afford \| allay \| atone \| bar \| bind \| block \| block up \| blockade \| brim \| bung \| bunker \| cater \| caulk \| charge \| chink \| chock \| choke \| choke off \| choke up \| clog \| clog up \| clothe \| cloy \| coal \| compensate \| congest \| constipate \| contribute \| cork \| cover \| cram \| crowd \| dam \| dam up \| detonate \| do penance \| donate \| endow \| engorge \| expiate \| explode \| feed \| fill \| fill in \| fill to overflowing \| find \| forage \| foul \| freight \| fuel \| fuel up \| fulminate \| fund \| furnish \| gas \| gas up \| give \| give and take \| glut \| gorge \| indemnify \| invest \| jade \| jam \| jam-pack \| keep \| lade \| load \| maintain \| make amends \| make available \| make compensation \| make good \| make provision for \| make up for \| obstipate \| obstruct \| oil \| overdose \| overfeed \| overfill \| overgorge \| oversaturate \| overstuff \| pack \| pad \| pall \| pay back \| plug \| plug up \| prepare \| present \| provender \| provide \| provide for \| provision \| purvey \| ram in \| recompense \| recruit \| rectify \| refuel \| repay \| replenish \| retaliate \| sate \| satiate \| satisfy \| saturate \| sell \| set right \| shallow \| shoal \| silt up \| slake \| spile \| stanch \| stay \| stench \| stock \| stoke \| stop \| stop up \| stopper \| stopple \| store \| stuff \| stuff up \| subsidize \| supercharge \| supersaturate \| supply \| support \| surfeit \| top off \| victual \| wad \| weight \| yield See Also \| alter \| alter \| binge \| bolster \| brim \| change \| change \| change state \| charge \| clog \| clutter \| clutter up \| coapt \| complete \| conglutinate \| deluge \| electrify \| englut \| engorge \| fat \| fatten \| fatten out \| fatten up \| fill again \| fill in \| fill out \| fill up \| flesh out \| flood \| glut \| gorge \| gormandise \| gormandize \| gourmandize \| heap \| impregnate \| infuse \| ingurgitate \| ink \| instill \| inundate \| lade \| laden \| line \| load \| load up \| lube \| lubricate \| overeat \| overfill \| overgorge \| overindulge \| overload \| pack \| pad \| people \| pig out \| plug \| plump \| plump out \| populate \| prime \| rack up \| refill \| replenish \| satiate \| saturate \| scarf out \| seal \| secure \| shade \| stop up \| stuff \| surcharge \| swamp \| tincture \| turn \| water

Fill up Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Fill up?

[v] become full; "The pool slowly filled with water"; "The theater filled up slowly"
[v] make full, also in a metaphorical sense; "fill a container"; "fill the child with pride"
[v] eat until one is sated; "He filled up on turkey"
[v] fill or stop up; "Can you close the cracks with caulking?"

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