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730 Upp
meiit , preferment ; rise , eminence,
prominence, protuberance, relief.
Uppl>Ot.a, v. 'I. to cease, to stop, to
leave olF. —nic-> n. cessation, stop.
UpiJlftatl) ad. ^ prp. from above.
Uppjflga) V- a- to unharbour, to start,
to rouse ; to raise.
Uppf AflAj f- «. to roll up, to draw up.
llppFattA) V. a. to call up, to summon,
to call.
Uppfamtnfl) v. a. to comb up.
Uppfa(lA> V. a. to throw up, to cast
up; to vomit ; to propose. —nbe^ n.
casting up, proposition. - Uppffl(l=
ttitt0j /. vomiting.
UppfI«rnil,f.«.lo clear up, to brighten.
UppfUppS) V. a. cut up.
Uppfliifcji) f . a. to clothe, to dress.
Uppfnappninfl) / unbottoning.
Uppfoffl) V. a. to boil again, to warm
up, to boil up.
trate, to illucidate. ni upplyft ttlflfl,
a judicious man. - Upplysntng , /.
illustration, explanation, notice, exposition,
elucidation ; information, in-
telligence, instruction.
UppIagA, f . n. to blaze, to flame.
UppIatA, V. a. to open, to disclose, (o
unclose. - ttAgOt at ftt, to give up a
thing to one. - UppUtelff, /. gi'S'ingup,
resignation.
UpplaggA, V. a. tolay up ; to publish. -
UpplAflCnitig, /. laying up publish-
;
ing, edition. - pS ftl fjoctel, tuck on
a petticoat.
UpplAfAj V. a. to read, to recite; to
open, to unlock.
UpplofAj V. a. to dissolve, to melt;
to untie, to imloose ; to solve, to clear
to unfold, to explain. - Upplostlitlg,
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dissolution, untying, solution, explaining,
analysis; resolution. — Upp»
UppfOtnma , p. n. to arise , to rise, to ioslig, a. dissoluble, explicable.
start; to recover. - Uppfomjl, m. -t)et, /. dissolubility, explicablencss.
rising, advancement; recovery. UpptltAtlA, V. a. to animate, to incite,
UppfetEa) v. a. to draw out the cork.
Uppf raffs, v. a. to scratch up, to
to invite, to challenge, to encourage,
to prompt, to excite, to urge on. —
scrape up.
UppmAntng, /. exhortation, excita-
Uppf op, n. buying up. -fl, f. a. to tion, challenge, summons.
buy up, to purchase up. -Ate, nt. UppniAt^), "I- march in file and range,
purchaser, purveyor.
-era, v. n. to march in file and range.
Uppf Otfltlie, n. plaining. - Uppf Otfel, UppmjufA, V. a. to mollify, to lenify,
to weaken, to soften, to supple.
Upplog, n. stock, store. -«,/. edition. UppmubtTA, V. a. to ballast up.
Uppla^a, V. a. to unload. - Upplfl(l= UppmunttA, p. a. to encourage, to
ningt f. unloading, discharge.
UppIeftXl) V. a. to live to see, to experience.
- en ^00 fXbtti to attain a
animate, to enliven, to awake, to
cheer up, to exhort, -n, Uppmtltt"
trittg,/. encouragement, exhortation.
great age.
UppmufA, V. a. to mure up. [fresh.
Upplemnfl, v. a. to resign.
UppitlAlA, f. a. to xjaint anew, to re-
UpplfllS, V. a. to thaw, to melt UppntArffAtn , u. attentive, intent,
Uppletfl, c a. to search out, to find out. heedful. -\)tty f. attention, notice,
Uppltfrflj V. a. to revive, to quicken,
to animate.
UpptlA, V. a. to attain, to arrive at.
Upplopp, n. riot, tumult, uproar. UppttAinnA, V. a. to rehearse, to call
Upplupen,/)ar^. af Upplopa eO. £.opa over names, to mention. — tlbf, n,
upp. - rantA, arrearage.
enumeration.
[turned up.
UppIyftA, V. a. to lift up, to uplift. - UppnAflg,UpptlAJl,a. having the nose
Upplyfttttflfl , /. lifting up; * flight. UppoMA, V. a. to till, to improve, to
UpplyfA, f. a. to enlighten, to illus- cultivate, to meliorate, -re, m. tiller.
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