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Definition of up
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of up is as below...
Up (a.)
Inclining
up;
tending
or going up;
upward;
as, an up look; an up
grade;
the up
train..
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Kingbird
::
Kingbird
(n.) A small
American
bird
(Tyrannus
tyrannus,
or T.
Carolinensis),
noted for its
courage
in
attacking
larger
birds,
even hawks and
eagles,
especially
when they
approach
its nest in the
breeding
season.
It is a
typical
tyrant
flycatcher,
taking
various
insects
upon the wing. It is dark ash
above,
and
blackish
on the head and tail. The
quills
and wing
coverts
are
whitish
at the
edges.
It is white
beneath,
with a white
terminal
band on the tail. The
feathers
on the head of the
adults
show
Burst
::
Burst (v. i.) To exert force or
pressure
by which
something
is made
suddenly
to give way; to break
through
obstacles
or
limitations;
hence,
to
appear
suddenly
and
unexpectedly
or
unaccountably,
or to
depart
in such
manner;
--
usually
with some
qualifying
adverb
or
preposition,
as
forth,
out, away, into, upon,
through,
etc..
Make
::
Make (v. t.) To
produce,
as
something
artificial,
unnatural,
or
false;
-- often with up; as, to make up a
story..
Mace
::
Mace (n.) A
knobbed
mallet
used by
curriers
in
dressing
leather
to make it
supple.
Bastardly
::
Bastardly
(a.)
Bastardlike;
baseborn;
spurious;
corrupt.
Sit
::
Sit (v. t.) To sit upon; to keep one's seat upon; as, he sits a horse
well..
Grouper
::
Grouper
(n.) In
California,
the name is often
applied
to the
rockfishes..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) The space
between
the tusks and
grinders
in the upper jaw of a
horse,
in which the bit is
placed..
Pole
::
Pole (v. t.) To
furnish
with poles for
support;
as, to pole beans or
hops..
Vermes
::
Vermes
(n. pl.) An
extensive
artificial
division
of the
animal
kingdom,
including
the
parasitic
worms,
or
helminths,
together
with the
nemerteans,
annelids,
and
allied
groups.
By some
writers
the
branchiopods,
the
bryzoans,
and the
tunicates
are also
included.
The name was used in a still wider sense by
Linnaeus
and his
followers..
Rupial
::
Rupial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
rupia.
Gault
::
Gault (n.) A
series
of beds of clay and marl in the South of
England,
between
the upper and lower
greensand
of the
Cretaceous
period..
Turbinal
::
Turbinal
(a.)
Rolled
in a
spiral;
scroll-like;
turbinate;
--
applied
to the thin,
plicated,
bony or
cartilaginous
plates
which
support
the
olfactory
and
mucous
membranes
of the nasal
chambers..
Aggress
::
Aggress
(v. t.) To set upon; to
attack.
Column
::
Column
(n.) A kind of
pillar;
a
cylindrical
or
polygonal
support
for a roof,
ceiling,
statue,
etc.,
somewhat
ornamented,
and
usually
composed
of base,
shaft,
and
capital.
See
Order..
Stut
::
Sturtion
(n.) A
corruption
of
Nasturtion.
Match
::
Match (v.) A
contest
to try
strength
or
skill,
or to
determine
superiority;
an
emulous
struggle..
Superstitious
::
Superstitionist
(n.) One
addicted
to
superstition.
Monarch
::
Monarch
(n.) One
superior
to all
others
of the same kind; as, an oak is
called
the
monarch
of the
forest..
Right
::
Right (a.) To bring or
restore
to the
proper
or
natural
position;
to set
upright;
to make right or
straight
(that which has been wrong or
crooked);
to
correct.
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