▪ I. uppen
see up prep.1
▪ II. ˈuppen, v. E. Angl. ? Obs.
[f. up adv.1 + -en5. Cf. uppe v.]
trans. To bring up, mention, disclose.
| 1565 Golding Ovid's Met. iii. 344 When that after mickle talke..Joves name was upned. 1567 Ibid. xii. 179 Every wyght Delyghts too uppen oftentymes..The perills and the narrow brunts. 1583 ― Calvin on Deut. xxi. 125/2 It woulde not haue booted at all to haue vppened neuer so many thinges by parcellmeale. 1823 E. Moor Suffolk Words 460 Yeow didnt uppen it did ye? |