fill up

Letters that make fill up

f, l, p, i, u are letters that make 'fill up'

Words within fill up

fill, ill, up, il, IL are words within 'fill up'


4 possible definitions for 'fill up'

Fill Up as "make full, also in a metaphorical sense"

Under this definition, fill up is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

make full, fill have the same meaning as 'fill up'

Antonyms

empty has the opposite meaning of fill up

fill up as a type

'fill up' can be a type of alter, change, modify.

Types of fill up

bolster, load, load, electrify, impregnate, infuse, populate, top off, overfill, fill again, instill, lade, load up, replenish, clutter up, brim, overload, clutter, clog, pad, stuff, stuff, heap, refill, ink, prime, line, impregnate, saturate, lubricate, lube, laden, deluge, inundate, flood, pack, tincture, swamp, charge, complete, farce, surcharge are types of 'fill up'.

Derivatives of fill up

filler, makeweight, filling, fill are derivatives of 'fill up'.

Causes of fill up

fill, fill up are causes of 'fill up'.


Fill Up as "become full"

Under this definition, fill up is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

fill has the same meaning as fill up

Antonyms

empty, discharge have the opposite meaning of 'fill up'

fill up as a type

'fill up' can be a type of change state, turn.

Types of fill up

rack up, water, flood are types of 'fill up'.

Derivatives of fill up

filling, fill are derivatives of 'fill up'.


Fill Up as "eat until one is sated"

Under this definition, fill up is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

fill has the same meaning as fill up

fill up as a type

'fill up' can be a type of eat.


Fill Up as "fill or stop up"

Under this definition, fill up is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

close has the same meaning as fill up

fill up as a type

'fill up' can be a type of fill.

Types of fill up

stop up, coapt, seal, plug, conglutinate, secure are types of 'fill up'.

Derivatives of fill up

closing, closure, shutting, blockage, occlusion are derivatives of 'fill up'.



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