Uproar

up'ror, n. noise and tumult bustle and clamour. [Put. oproer, from op up, and roere/i (Ger. riihren, A.S. hreran\ to stir corr. from a supposed connection with Roar Uproanous, up-rf>r'i-us, adj. making or accompanied by gteai uproar adv. Uproariously. Uproot, up-root', to tear up by the roots Upset, up-set', v to turn upside down to overt in oiv -Upset, n. an overturn. adj. relating to what set tip for sale, m phrase Up set price, the sum at which anything is started at a public sale. [Lit lo set up.’]