Upsurge, up-surj′, v.i. to surge up.
Upswarm, up-swawrm′, v.t. (Shak.) to raise in a swarm.
Upsway, up-swā′, v.t. to swing up.
Upsweep, up-swēp′, n. a sweeping upward.
Upswell, up-swel′, v.i. to swell or surge up.
Uptake, up′tāk, n. the act of lifting up: (prov.) mental apprehension: the upcast pipe from the smoke-box of a steam-boiler towards the chimney.—v.t. Uptake′, to take up.
Uptear, up-tār′, v.t. to tear up.
Upthrow, up-thrō′, v.t. to throw up.—n. Up′throw, an upheaval, an uplift.
Upthrust, up′thrust, n. a thrust upward, an upheaval of a mass of rock.
Upthunder, up-thun′dėr, v.i. to send up a noise like thunder.