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91up|lift — «verb. uhp LIHFT; noun. UHP LIHFT», verb, noun. –v.t. 1. to lift or move up; raise; elevate: »At thy voice her pining sons uplifted Their prostrate brows (Shelley). 2. to exalt emotionally or spiritually: »to uplift the mind and soul by prayer. 3 …
92up|load — «UHP LOHD» transitive verb, intransitive verb. to transmit information from a terminal to a databank or from a smaller to a larger computer. up|load «UHP LOHD», verb, to send electronic information to a remote computer or centralized network …
93up´right´ness — up|right «UHP RYT, uhp RYT», adjective, adverb, noun, verb. –adj. 1. standing, sitting, or set up straight; erect: »an upright post, a person upright in a chair. 2. Figurative. morally good; honest; righteous: »a thoroughly honest and upright… …
94up´right´ly — up|right «UHP RYT, uhp RYT», adjective, adverb, noun, verb. –adj. 1. standing, sitting, or set up straight; erect: »an upright post, a person upright in a chair. 2. Figurative. morally good; honest; righteous: »a thoroughly honest and upright… …
95up|right — «UHP RYT, uhp RYT», adjective, adverb, noun, verb. –adj. 1. standing, sitting, or set up straight; erect: »an upright post, a person upright in a chair. 2. Figurative. morally good; honest; righteous: »a thoroughly honest and upright person. –adv …
96up|rise — «verb. uhp RYZ; noun. UHP RYZ», verb, rose, ris|en, ris|ing, noun. –v.i. 1. to rise up; rear. 2. to slope upward; ascend …
97up|ris|ing — «UHP RY zihng, uhp RY », noun. 1. a revolt; rebellion: »a popular uprising against tyranny. 2. the act of rising up. 3. an upward slope; ascent …
98up|spring — «verb. uhp SPRIHNG; noun. UHP SPRIHNG», verb, sprang or sprung, sprung, spring|ing, noun. –v.i. 1. to spring up from the soil or into being. 2. to leap to one s feet; rise suddenly. –n …
99up|surge — «noun. UHP SURJ; verb. uhp SURJ», noun, verb, surged, surg|ing. –n. 1. an upward turn or trend; rise; upturn: »an upsurge in grain production. 2. an upward surge; uprise: » …
100up|sweep — «verb. uhp SWEEP; noun. UHP SWEEP», verb, swept, sweep|ing, noun. –v.t. to cause to be upswept. –v.i. to be upswept. –n. an upswept thing, part, or arrangement …
