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D up

verb

  1. sport
    1. to set up a defence
    2. to mark an opponent


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Masses of vapor loom' d up in the horizon, and a dark shadow settled on the woods and fields.

There was young Doctor Spink—and he was a real M. D.—up the street, ready and eager to snap up stray patients.

There were also two thousand watchmen receiving from 8½d. up to 2s.

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