replenish
21replenish — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. refill, restock, renew; stock up. See provision, sufficiency. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. renew, restock, refill, replace, supply, provision, refresh, recharge, refuel, top off; see also provide 1 ,… …
22replenish — re|plen|ish [ rı plenıʃ ] verb transitive FORMAL to make something full again or bring it back to its previous level by replacing what has been used ╾ re|plen|ish|ment noun uncount …
23replenish — re·plen·ish || rɪ plenɪʃ v. fill again, resupply, reload, restock …
24replenish — verb 1》 fill up again. 2》 restore to a former level or condition. Derivatives replenisher noun replenishment noun Origin ME: from OFr. repleniss , lengthened stem of replenir, from re again + plenir fill …
25replenish — v. a. 1. Fill, stock, fill up, refill, resupply. 2. Supply, furnish, provide, store, enrich …
26replenish — verb (transitive + with) formal to fill something again or put new supplies into something replenishment noun (U) …
27replenish — verb 1) she replenished their glasses Syn: refill, top up, fill up, recharge, freshen Ant: empty 2) their supplies were replenished Syn: restock, stock up, rest …
28replenish — v 1. refill, reload, recharge; top off, fill to the brim, round out, eke out. 2. supply, provide, furnish; store, stock up, fill up, gird, Chiefly Scot. plenish …
29replenish — re·plen·ish …
30replenish — [rɪˈplenɪʃ] verb [T] formal to make something full again, or to bring it back to its previous level by replacing what has been used …