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• v  fill something that had previously been emptied

• Even before the water table is replenished to previous levels, it is exploited mercilessly for irrigation and for drinking.
• Even in state legislatures stifled by partisan gridlock, lawmakers agree tobacco taxes are a vital way to replenish their coffers.
• The FDIC's insurance fund is going broke, and Sheila Bair is wondering aloud about how to replenish it.

• refill
• fill again

News & Articles

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• Forest Service may buy water
  SAN ISABEL — The U.S. Forest Service is hoping to buy water to replenish the lowering water level at Lake Isabel near the Custer/Pueblo county line.
  June 12, 2013 - The Pueblo Chieftain
• Petty cash to cover burglarized money
  County Commissioners voted to use petty cash to replenish money burglarized from its Fort Bliss Tax Office. The office on post has been burglarized twice since January. 0 read more
  June 11, 2013 - KTSM El Paso
• Ethanol Slumps Against Gasoline Sixth Day on Cheaper Corn Prices
  Ethanol slumped a sixth day against gasoline on speculation that cheaper corn prices will help boost output of the fuel and replenish stockpiles.
  June 10, 2013 - Bloomberg

Quotes

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• President Bush in guardian.co.uk
  I'll give some speeches, to replenish the ol' coffers,says Mr Bush, who is already estimated to be worth $20m. "I don't know what my dad gets - it's more than 50-75 [thousand dollars a speech], and Clinton's making a lot of money"
• Craig Wallace in Media Newswire (press release)
  Due to good inland rain, Queensland is able to do its bit to replenish water in the southern Murray Darling Basin,Mr Wallace said.
• Max Baucus in Washington Post
  Where I am going is there are other ways to replenish the trust fund that are frankly, oh, more palatable ...... that the American people would not react adversely to,Baucus said Wednesday.