Ariel: Well, I knew I had to refill your — what was that word again?
In countries like China, Japan and South Korea, you never fill, or refill, your own glass, only others' glasses.
You could, of course, stop buying bottled and canned drinks and refill your own glass bottles instead.
Good news -- you can refill your swimming pool, water your lawn and hose down your dirty car again.
In a restaurant, the waiter may describe the dishes, suggest a wine, come back to ensure that your dishes are satisfactory, refill your drinks.
But watch out; in some cases, communities can hold your entrance fee until they refill your spot.
In most of the United States, you can refill your water tanks with a hose at a dock.
It's still an easy option to quickly meet a doctor about a particular issue, or even to refill your prescription.
The ability to refill your account from Facebook is actually quite awesome, but then the app gets a little strange.
If you can't refill your account by the end of the day, they'll nail you with that $35 fee.
Good time to refill your vino.
