Upon, used adverbially, upon (him or her), on, D 559, 1382.
Uppe, adv. up, i.e. left open, F 615. A.S. uppe, aloft.
Upper, adv. comp. higher, HF. 884, 961; Uppere, more upward, A. ii. 12. 13.
Uppereste, adj. superl. uppermost, B 1. p 1. 26.
Up-plight, pp. plucked up, pulled up, B 3239.
Up-reysed, pp. raised, L. 1163.
Up-right, adj. perpendicular, B 5. m 5. 12; upright, straight, A 3264; upright, erect, R. 1702; T. ii. 333.
Upright, adv. upright, 3. 46; i.e. reversed, D 2266; also, lying on one's back (mostly of people asleep or dead); lying on one's back, asleep, 3. 175; A 4194, B 3761, C 674, D 578; lying on one's back, dead, R. 1604; A 2008, B 1801, 4232, D 768. See Bolt-upright.
Up-rist, pr. s. rises up, 4. 4; T. iv. 1443; L. 1188; A 4249. See Upryseth.
Up-riste, s. dat. up-rising, A 1051. The nom. case is up-rist; see Stratmann; and cf. A.S. ǣ-rist, resurrection.