uppush

U1P3P3U1S1H4

verb

To push upward.

Scrabble 13

Meanings

verbuppush (third-person singular simple present uppushes, present participle uppushing, simple past and past participle uppushed)

present singular third person uppushes · participle present uppushing · participle past uppushed · past uppushed

nounuppush (plural uppushes)

plural uppushes

  1. A pushing upward, or increase.

    The defense costs must be met, and the less they are met by governmental borrowing, the less will be the inflationary uppush on prices. So when you grumble at paying the tax bill, remember that if it weren't for the taxes, you would be paying even more for things than you are.

    1951, Kiplinger's Personal Finance, volume 5, number 2, page 4

Origin

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