upbreak (upbrak)

i. To break or force a way upward; come to the surface; appear. [Rare.] When from the gloom of the dark earth upbreaks the tender bloom. Littell's Living Age, CLXXV. 66. upbreak (up'brāk), n. A breaking or bursting up; an upburst. Imp . Dict. upbreaking (up-bra'king), a. Breaking up; di olving. An upbreaking and disparting storm. J. Wilson , Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life, p. 104.