Fill
Fill verb - To put into (something) as much as can be held or contained.
Pump
Pump verb - To remove (liquid) gradually or completely.
Usage example: pumped water from the well
Both words in one sentence
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In one episode, Mickey has to put gumballs in a gas pump before he can fill up his car.
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Even worse is how they're placed: while mines in In the Groove / Pump It Up Pro // StepMania can be placed in one or two columns at a time if one wishes, shock arows ALWAYS fill all of the columns.
Source: Scrappy Mechanic - But Alice is an inventive little devil, so she spends an hour or so putting together a Rube Goldberg Device involving an air pump, a length of drainpipe, and a plastic flamingo that will automatically fill both bowls when she steps on a foot pedal.
Source: Laborious Laziness
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