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vise, to contrive, —tt^m. contriver.—
Uppfpinnitlfl) /• contrivauce, fiction.
Uppfptitfltinp, /. burst.
-Iltelfe, /. resurrection.
Uppfiattflj V. a. to erect, to set up, to
arrange, to put in order, to put in
ranks. - Uppflatlning, /. setting up,
arrangement, order, plan.
tlpplliimmflj V. a. to time liigh.
Upp(iOtning , /. pushing open ; starting
; rousing. [to grow turgid-
Uppft)«OA, V. n. to swell, to bloat,
Uppfpatta, V. a. to blacken afresh.
Uppfytlj'w. look, countenance ; inspection.
- Uppfyntng, /. police, -mati,
m. constable ; surveyor.
tlppfatj n. intention, design, purpose,
intent, meaning. -XlQ^a. wilful, done
by design. -It0en> ad. purposely, by
design.
tippfaga, v.a. to renounce, to disclaim,
to resign, to throw up, to give
warning. - Uppfagning, /. renunciation,
warning, tlnowing up.
Ufpfattfling, /. erecting; raising;
composition. [finding out.
UppfoFtltng ) /. seeking out, quest.
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UpptagA) V. a. to take up ; to receive ;
to adopt; to take away, to take up;
UppfprinEi.i, v. n. to rise.
to levy, to gather; to break up; to
dig, to mine; to renew; to resume.
Uppfpiitming, /. stietcliing, drawing
unbuckling.
- rtt Ian, to borrow. - pal, to lake
in good part. - iBa, to take ill. - t
Uppfpiitra, t-. a. to open wide. -mtlttJ tafnitig, to set down to account.
neih to gape, to yawn. [town. pal upptagen, well received. - Upp=
Upp(l»'.^1 r>t- coixiilry-town, inland- tagning, /. taking up; reception;
Uppflspk) V. a. to pile up.
adoption; setting down to account;
Uppflef fl> V. a. to roast again.
recapitulation ; receiving, levy; break-
Uppftitfning, /. printing, pricking. ing up ; digging.
Uppfliga, V. n. to ascend, to get up, Upte, f. a. to exhibit, to produce, to
to arise, to mount upwards, -nie show offer, 1
Ub) ascending line, -llfce, «. rising, Upptetftia, V. a. to note duwn, to set
ascension; accession. - UppjliBltinjJ, down. - Upptetfiiing, /. note, list,
f. vapour of the stomach.
inventory, catalogue.
Uppjlittning, /. stall-feeding.
Upptin, f. (PfpantiH. [construction.
UppfiO*a, V. a. to dress. [cram. Upptitnting, /. building with timber,
Uppjloppaj V. a. to stuflF; to fill, to Upptratnpa, v. a. to tread.
Upp(lub(ig, a. refractory. -Ifetf f. Upptraba, v. n. & a. to advance, to
obstinacy.
appear; to string; to spit. - Uppttas
Upplla) V, n. to rise ; to arise, -n^) n. be, n. scene. [get up, to penetrate.
commotion, insurrection, uproar, stir, Upptriinga, f. a. ^ n. to push up; to
tumult, -ntarej m. post, pillar. Upptufta, f. a. to educate, to disci-
l)line, to bring vip, to train up, to
breed. - Upptuf trlfe , / education,
discipline.
UpptPJnga, v. a. to force up.
Upptag, n. scheme, trick, frolic. -ma=
fare, m. schemer, buffon.
Upptaga, v. a. to march.
Upptarfa, V. a. to detect, to discover ;
to disclose, to unfold. - Upptatft, m.
Upptanba, v. a. to kindle, to inflame,
to incense, to Uusli. upptailbt af Ptf
tti enraged. - UpptailJlling, /. kindling,
inflaming.
Upptanfa, v. a. to excogitate, to contrive,
to devise. - Upptailflig, a.
imaginable.
UppPafta, f. a. to wait upon; to attend.
- UppPaf tiling , /. court; attendance,
waiting.
Uppretfia, v. a. to unfold, to untwist
to tuck, to roll ; to curl.
llvp^i^, f. (PfpantiO.
Upprigla, v. a. to stir up, to cause a
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