Upstart

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 551
up's tart, n. one who has suddenly started up or risen from low life to wealth, . adj. suddenly raised. Upward, m/ward, adj. directed up or to a higher place — Up'ward. Up'ward8, advs. toward a higher direction, [Up, and ward, Mg, direction Urban, ur'ban, ndj. of or belonging to a city [L. urban us — urbs a city Urbane, ur-bfm', adj pertaining to or influenced by a city, civilised refined courteous Urbanity, tir-ban'i-ti, ». the quality of being ur~ bane refinement politene [L. urban it as.\ Urchin, ur'chin, «. a hedgehog; a child, used jocosely [M. K. vrehon O. Fr. en$ott, Fr. heri on, from L. encius, a hedgehog
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