upheave
/ʌpˈhiːv
/verb [with object] literary
Heave or lift up (something, especially part of the earth’s surface): the area was first upheaved from the primeval ocean...
- A week later I was in the backyard when I noticed the dirt near Keith's burial place had been upheaved.
- Everything is tilted upward, as if the painting were upheaving its contents - more fish, fruit and meat - at the viewer.
- She's taken to upheaving the cabinets nearest the dishwasher.
Rhymes
- singalong
- Singapore
- Singaporean
- Singapore sling
- singe
- singer
- Singer, Isaac Bashevis
- Singer, Isaac Merrit
- singer-songwriter
- sing for one's supper
- sing from the same hymn (or song) sheet
- Singh
- Singhalese
- singing hinny
- singingly
- singing saw
- sing in (or out) the new (or old) year
- sing-jay
- sing-jaying
- single
- single acrostic
- single-acting
- single-action
- single blessedness
- single-blind