restoked
/riˈstoʊkt/
verb
- To add fuel to a fire, furnace, or engine again to keep it burning or operating.
- After the campfire died down, he restoked it with fresh logs.
- The engineer restoked the steam engine's boiler to maintain pressure.
- She restoked the fireplace before going to bed to keep the house warm.
- To revive or renew something, such as an emotion, activity, or interest.
- A good night's sleep restoked her energy for the next day's hike.
- His speech restoked the crowd's passion for the cause.
- The surprise party restoked their excitement for the weekend.
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