Verb
fill or close tightly with or as if with a plug
Source: WordNetplug the hole Source: Internet
stop up the leak Source: Internet
It remains the case that to help pubs and brewers survive, and to stop up to 7.5 million pints from being wasted, the government needs to give pubs the same ability to sell off-licence alcohol as it did in the first lockdown.' Source: Internet
He pulled out a wad of bills big enough to stop up a commode, and peeled off two fives. Source: Internet
Kevin Merrone made a few nice plays, including a tremendous diving stop up the middle with two down in the sixth. Source: Internet
Optional equipment ranges from adaptive cruise control that can restart from a stop up to certain speeds to ease the annoyance of traffic jams, and surround-view cameras with all kinds of features. Source: Internet