noun
The act or an instance of filling up something, especially a gasoline tank: offered a free car wash with each fill-up.
fill-up
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Noun
(plural fill-ups)
- Alternative form of fillup.
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Sentence Examples
- You just take the distance you've traveled between fuel-ups (odometer readings), and divide that number by the number of gallons you had to add to the tank to fill it since the last fill-up.
- If you have to drive out of your way to get the better price for a fill-up, then it may not make any economic sense for you to do so.
- The popular cruise line only offers these unique two-day getaways once a year and they fill-up rather quickly.
- This way, they at least fill-up the ship and improve the profit margin.
- Cruise lines hope to fill-up their cabins as soon as possible.
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WORDS NEAR fill-up IN THE DICTIONARY
- fill-up
- fillable
- fille de joie
- filled