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| Definition | Word |
|---|---|
Repressed, rigid, anxious | |
Adult | |
To transfer data to a server | |
Foot rest for horse-riders | |
Horse command | |
Inspirational | |
Junior or senior in college | |
Maintenance | |
Cosmetics | |
An apartment reached by stairs, not an elevator |
| Definition | Word |
|---|---|
Revolt | |
Slang for jail | |
Small truck | |
Social unrest | |
To steal the spotlight | |
To stuff or cover furniture | |
Upward current of air | |
Upwards boxing swing | |
Vomit | |
Slow pitch thrown with a fastball motion |
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RogerM
Throw up for vomit in UK. Have never upchucked!
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
Rachel24601
Not just the UK. I live in the US, and we say throw up, not upchuck.
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
chrischandler
throw up isn't one word
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
darkseraphim21
Upchuck isn't heard often, but it is slang (one of many) for vomit.
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
mconder1
shouldn't pick-me-up work for inspirational and clean-up work for maintenance
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
canadianeh
I don't think throw up, pick-me-up or clean-up should be allowed as answers because they are not one word. Just my two cents.
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
lizbeth
Throw up should work for vomit.
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
Brickster
Throw up Totally. Never heard of Upchuck in my life. (o) (o)
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Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
Nyneve922
"Throw up" isn't a word, kids. On the other hand, "throwup" IS a word, and it's a noun that means "vomit". So Quizmaster, how about accepting that one?
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
Quizmaster
Point taken. That will work now. Thanks,
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
jcassarino
The running joke in elementary school was asking the question, "What's up, Chuck?" Perhaps it's only a regional colloquialism in the US, but I heard it plenty as a child.
Feb 28, 2012 delete reply
mariofan367
Do ThrowUp. Please!?!? Never heard of Upchuck.
Feb 29, 2012 delete reply
smevans
"throw up" should definitely work for vomit. ive never heard of upchuck
Feb 29, 2012 delete reply
BlendedCow
Would "Up the river" work for jail? Uplift didn't work for uplifting. Is that a grammatical issue?
Feb 29, 2012 delete reply
ctleng76
Technically the quiz is looking for a word not a phrase, so "throw up" wouldn't work by those rules.
Mar 1, 2012 delete reply
ninarose1410
Upchuck: first noted in the Dictionary of American Slang (1960), which also adds, "Considered a smart and sophisticated term c. 1935, esp. when applied to sickness that had been induced by over-drinking."
Haha. The word doesn't have quite the same connotation these days. :)
Mar 6, 2012 delete reply
tiben1
couldn't upheaval be uprising?
Mar 27, 2012 delete reply
Emmmmmaaaaa
rather not
May 1, 2013 delete reply
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