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uprouse
uprouse v.
Brit. 
/ˌʌpˈraʊz/
, /ˌʌpˈraʊz/U.S. /ˌəpˈraʊz/
/ˌəpˈraʊz/Π
1812 J. Baillie Orra iii. i, in Ser. of Plays III. 44 Up-rouse ye, then, my merry men!
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- to pull a funny face
- to pull a garbo
- to pull a moody
- to pull a number
- to pull a person by the ear
- to pull a person by the etc
- to pull a person by the nose
- to pull a person by the sleeve
- to pull a person's card
- to pull a person's chain
- to pull a person's coat
- to pull a person's leg
- to pull a person's pisser
- to pull a person's plonker
- to pull a pigeon
- to pull a plover
- to pull a rabbit out of a hat
- to pull a rat
- to pull a rock
- to pull a stroke
- to pull a swiftie
- to pull a train
- to pull a whitey
- to pull about
- to pull an all-nighter