refill

¹re·fill

verb \(ˌ)rē-ˈfil\

Definition of REFILL

transitive verb

: to fill again : replenish

intransitive verb

: to become filled again

— re·fill·able \-ˈfi-lə-bəl\ adjective

Examples of REFILL

1. He refilled his glass from the nearby pitcher.
2. The reservoir will refill once it begins raining.

First Known Use of REFILL

1615

Rhymes with REFILL

anthill, at will, backfill, ball mill, bluegill, Brazil, breast drill, cranesbill, crossbill, de Mille, dentil, de-skill, distill, doorsill, downhill, duckbill, dullsville, dunghill, fire drill, foothill, freewill, free will, gin mill, goodwill, gristmill, handbill, hawksbill, hornbill, Huntsville, ill will, instill, Knoxville, lambkill, landfill, limekiln, manille, McGill, Melville, mixed grill, molehill, mudsill, Nashville, no-till, pep pill, per mill, playbill, pot still, pug mill, quadrille, red squill, roadkill, sawmill, Schuylkill, self-will, Seville, sheathbill, shoebill, show bill, sidehill, sigil, spadille, spoonbill, stabile, standstill, stock-still, storksbill, T-bill, treadmill, true bill, twin bill, twist drill, until, uphill, vaudeville, waxbill, waybill, windchill, windmill, Zangwill

²re·fill

noun \ˈrē-ˌfil\

Definition of REFILL

1

: a product or a container and a product used to refill the exhausted supply of a device

2

: something provided again; especially : a second or later filling of a medical prescription

First Known Use of REFILL

1886