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Definition of upper
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of upper is as below...
Upper
(comp.)
Being
further
up,
literally
or
figuratively;
higher
in
place,
position,
rank,
dignity,
or the like;
superior;
as, the upper lip; the upper side of a
thing;
the upper house of a
legislature..
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Turbot
::
Turbot
(n.) A large
European
flounder
(Rhombus
maximus)
highly
esteemed
as a food fish. It often
weighs
from
thirty
to forty
pounds.
Its color on the upper side is
brownish
with small
roundish
tubercles
scattered
over the
surface.
The
lower,
or
blind,
side is
white.
Called
also
bannock
fluke..
Supping
::
Supperless
(a.)
Having
no
supper;
deprived
of
supper;
as, to go
supperless
to bed..
Communion
::
Communion
(n.) The
sacrament
of the
eucharist;
the
celebration
of the
Lord's
supper;
the act of
partaking
of the
sacrament;
as, to go to
communion;
to
partake
of the
communion..
Depressed
::
Depressed
(a.)
Concave
on the upper side; -- said of a leaf whose disk is lower than the
border.
Vexillum
::
Vexillum
(n.) The upper petal of a
papilionaceous
flower;
the
standard.
Benjamin
::
Benjamin
(n.) A kind of upper coat for men.
Cross
::
Cross (n.) A
gibbet,
consisting
of two
pieces
of
timber
placed
transversely
upon one
another,
in
various
forms,
as a T, or +, with the
horizontal
piece below the upper end of the
upright,
or as an X. It was
anciently
used in the
execution
of
criminals..
Top
::
Top (n.) The
highest
part of
anything;
the upper end, edge, or
extremity;
the upper side or
surface;
summit;
apex;
vertex;
cover;
lid; as, the top of a
spire;
the top of a
house;
the top of a
mountain;
the top of the
ground..
Chord
::
Chord (n.) The upper or lower part of a
truss,
usually
horizontal,
resisting
compression
or
tension..
Crouper
::
Crouper
(n.) See
Crupper.
Interscapular
::
Interscapular
(a.)
Pertaining
to the upper back, or the part
between
the
shoulders;
as, the
interscapular
feathers..
Vamp
::
Vamp (n.) The part of a boot or shoe above the sole and welt, and in front of the ankle seam; an
upper..
Jersey
::
"Jersey
(n.) A kind of
knitted
jacket;
hence,
in
general,
a
closefitting
jacket
or upper
garment
made of an
elastic
fabric
(as
stockinet)..
Rave
::
Rave (n.) One of the upper side
pieces
of the frame of a wagon body or a
sleigh.
Clypeastroid
::
Clypeastroid
(a.) Like or
related
to the genus
Clupeaster;
--
applied
to a group of
flattened
sea
urchins,
with a
rosette
of pores on the upper
side..
Syenite
::
Syenite
(n.)
Orig.,
a rock
composed
of
quartz,
hornblende,
and
feldspar,
anciently
quarried
at
Syene,
in Upper
Egypt,
and now
called
granite..
Shirt
::
Shirt (n.) A loose
under-garment
for the upper part of the body, made of
cotton,
linen,
or other
material;
--
formerly
used of the
under-garment
of
either
sex, now
commonly
restricted
to that worn by men and
boys..
Token
::
Token (n.) A piece of metal given
beforehand
to each
person
in the
congregation
who is
permitted
to
partake
of the
Lord's
Supper.
Bodice
::
Bodice
(n.) A
close-fitting
outer waist or vest
forming
the upper part of a
woman's
dress,
or a
portion
of it..
Limb
::
Limb (n.) The
border
or upper
spreading
part of a
monopetalous
corolla,
or of a
petal,
or
sepal;
blade..
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