Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
a. That serves as an addition n. 1 An addition. 2 Additional credit purchased for a mobile phone. 3 (context medicine English) A dose of epidural anesthetic added to previously injected spinal anesthetic in combined spinal-epidural anesthesia
WordNet
n. an amount needed to restore something to its former level
Usage examples of "top-up".
It seemed that far from a quiet top-up of batteries, he was committed to another marathon shake-hands-and-smile, not this time in the chandeliered magnificence of the Sleeping Dragon's all-purpose hall, but in much more basic space normally used as a schooling ground for five-year-olds in Hoopwestern's outer regions.
Time for a top-up, said the lad, swaying over to the cocktail cabinet.
There would be no rest on the next dark, for apart from infrequent top-ups taken from the wild-grown hydride cells which they would carry with them, the riders would not find food again until they reached the far side of the Wilderness.
The six-monthly top-ups produced nothing at all, and after three years he was graded Persil: investigated in depth and found to be of no intelligence interest.