transitive. To bring (a thing) to or towards a vertical position; to set up or upright; = raise, v.1 5. Also reflexive.

transitive. To set up, establish, erect, construct. Also: to institute (a religion, a law, etc.). regional (with up) in later use. Obsolete.

To place in an erect position; to set or stand upright; to erect (an image, statue); to raise (a standard).

transitive. To lift up one end or side of (a post, stone, etc.) in order to bring into or towards a vertical position; to set (something) upright…

transitive. To raise up, elevate, erect, etc.

transitive. To build (a structure). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To raise up. Also reflexive and intransitive: to raise oneself up, get up. Obsolete.

transitive. With adverb, adverbial phrase, or prepositional phrase as complement. To set or place (a thing) upright in a specified position or state.

transitive. To set up, raise up, erect. Obsolete. (Cf. upset, adj. 1.)

transitive. To place (a thing) upright; to erect, raise, put up. Obsolete.

transitive. To place (something) so that it stands vertically; to plant (a spear, stake, etc.) by driving its point into the ground. Also in…

To set upright.

To raise, set upright (the body, oneself, etc.); to rear (a standard). Also figurative.

transitive. To raise or make erect (the ears, head, etc.); (figurative) to prick up one's ears and variants: to become attentive or alert.

transitive. To raise to an upright or vertical position; to erect. Also reflexive, figurative, and in figurative context.

transitive. To cause to stand upright or erect. Obsolete. rare.