Uprise
Uprisev.i.uprose,pret.uprisen,pa.to rise from a seat, come up, ascend
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Uprisev.i.uprose,pret.uprisen,pa.to rise from a seat, come up, ascend
Uprise, or Uprisingn.the act or time of rising
Uproarn.tumult, confusion;v.t.to confuse
Uprolleda.rolled up
Uprootv.t.to root up, grub up, tear up, destroy
Uprousev.i.to awaken from sleep, to excite
Upshotn.a conclusion, end, event, amount, total
Upsiden.the upper side, the upper or near part
Upspringv.t.to spring up
Upspringn.a man suddenly raised or exalted
Upstandv.i.upstood,pret.upstood,pa.to stand up, to stand or be erected
Upstartv.i.to start or spring up suddenly
Upstartn.one who is suddenly raised to wealth
Upstayv.t.upstaid, upstayed,pret.andpa.to sustain, support, uphold, defend
Upswarmv.t.to raise in a swarm, to rouse up
Upturnv.t.to turn or throw up, to furrow
Upwarda.directed higher, more;ad.more;n.the top
Upwhirleda.whirled upwards
Ural, or Uraliana.noting a chain of mountains which divide Europe from Asia, on the North
Uranite, [u as yu]n.a metal of a dark gray color
Uranitica.pertaining to uranite
Urbanityn.politeness, elegance, civility
Urceolatea.shaped like a pitcher
Urchinn.a hedgehog, brat, child in anger, &c.
Ureter, [u as yu]n.practice, use, custom, habit, fate
Urethra, [u as yu]n.a tube for the passage of the urine
Urgev.t.to press, solicit, ask, incite, provoke