Definition of upsy-daisy in English:

upsy-daisy

(also ups-a-daisy)

exclamationʌpsɪˈdeɪziˈəpsiˌdeɪzi

Early 18th century (as up-a-daisy): from up and second element related to lackadaisical and lackaday.

Bel Paese, Buthelezi, crazy, daisy, Farnese, glazy, hazy, lazy, Maisie, mazy, oops-a-daisy, Piranesi, Veronese

(also ups-a-daisy)

exclamationˈəpsēˌdāzēˈəpsiˌdeɪzi

Early 18th century (as up-a-daisy): from up and second element related to lackadaisical and lackaday.

单词	upsy-daisy
释义	Definition of upsy-daisy in English: upsy-daisy (also ups-a-daisy) exclamationʌpsɪˈdeɪziˈəpsiˌdeɪzi Expressing encouragement to a child who has fallen or is being lifted. Origin Early 18th century (as up-a-daisy): from up and second element related to lackadaisical and lackaday. Rhymes Bel Paese, Buthelezi, crazy, daisy, Farnese, glazy, hazy, lazy, Maisie, mazy, oops-a-daisy, Piranesi, Veronese Definition of upsy-daisy in US English: upsy-daisy (also ups-a-daisy) exclamationˈəpsēˌdāzēˈəpsiˌdeɪzi Used to express encouragement to a child who has fallen or is being lifted. Origin Early 18th century (as up-a-daisy): from up and second element related to lackadaisical and lackaday.
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