AUFSCHRAMMEN

(Ger.), v. tr. AYuf-sShra?m-me?n. To scratch (the skin). [A, 315.] AUFSCHRUNDEN (Ger.), v. intr. A‘’uf-shrund-e?n, To crack, to chap. _ [A, 315.] AUFSCHWAMMEN (Ger.), AUFSCHWELLEN (Ger.), v's intr. A%’uf-shwam-me'n, -shwe*l-le’n. To swell, bloat. [A, 315.] AUFSCHWELLUNG (Ger.),n. A®/uf-shwe*l-lung. Swelling, tumefaction, turgescence. [B, 131.] - AUFSCHWUNG (Ger.),n. AS’uf-shwung. Exaltation. [M, 6.] AUFSEIGEN (Ger.), v. tr. A%’uf-zig-e?n. To wean (said of cattle). [A, 315.) AUFSIEDEN (Ger.), v. tr. A®’uf-zed-e?n. To boil gently; as an., ebullition. [B, 131; L, 46.] AUFSITZEN (Ger.), v. intr. AYuf-zi?tz-e?n, To sit up (with a sick person); as a refl. v. (sich a.), to become sore by sitting. [A, 815.]—A’d. ‘In botany, se ile (insidens). [B, 198.] AUFSPALTEN (Ger.), v. intr. ‘lt-e2n. To split, to crack, tochap. [A, 315; L, 80.) AUFSPERRER (Ger.), n. AYuf-spe?r-re?r, A dilator. {L, 135.] AUFS PRIES SEN (Ger.), v. intr.?n. To sprout, to shoot, to germinate. [A, 315.]