restock

[ ree-stok ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. to stock again; replenish.

restock

/ riːˈstɒk /

verb

1. to replenish stores or supplies

Word History and Origins

Origin of restock¹

First recorded in 1670–80; re- + stock

Example Sentences

Since then, every new release and restock of the plush dolls has sold out within minutes in stores and within seconds online.

From Los Angeles Times

Whenever one is posted, customers within quick driving or running distance descend upon the store, as they did last Thursday afternoon after the Century City Pop Mart used red siren emojis to announce it had 83 Labubus for sale: “Hot restock announcement… sales start right now.”

From Los Angeles Times

"This project is looking to restock some of these lost species and boost populations that are currently there. Hopefully through some of the work we are doing here, we can slow or turn the tide."

From BBC

Last month they agreed to allow the Philippines to restock the outpost in the Second Thomas Shoal with food, supplies and personnel.

From BBC

On Monday, the Philippines said 40 Chinese ships prevented two of their boats from conducting a "humanitarian mission" to restock the Teresa Magbuana, a Philippine coast guard ship deployed months earlier to the shoal.

From BBC

Related Words

• continue
• extend
• prolong
• reaffirm
• reestablish
• reopen
• repeat
• restate
• restore
• resume
• revive