raiser-up
/ˌreɪzəˈrʌp/Now rare
noun
A person who raises someone or something up, in various senses; (in later use especially) a helper, rescuer, or restorer. Usually with of.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Cursor Mundi: a Northumbrian poem of the 14th century. From raiser + up, after to raise up.
- reperfume
- reperfusion
- repermit
- repersuade
- repertoire
- repertorium
- repertory
- repertory company
- reperusal
- reperuse
- repetend
- repetition
- repetitional
- repetitionary
- repetition choice
- repetition clock
- repetition compound
- repetition compulsion
- repetition device
- repetitionist
- repetition phenomenon
- repetition running
- repetition sermon
- repetition training
- repetition work