up to date (uptodat)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 84
Extending to the present time; inclusive of or making use of the latest facts: as, an up - to - date account. [Colloq.] A good up - to - date English work on the islands. The Academy , No. 822, Feb. 4, 1888, p. 73. upto (up-tos'), v. t. To to or throw up, as the head, with a sudden motion. St. Nicholas , XVII. 866. [Rare.] upto ed, uptost (up-tost'), a. 1. To ed upward.-2. Agitated; hara ed. Uptost by mad'ning pa ion and strife. Jones Very , Poems, p. 124. up-town (up'toun), prep . phr . as adv . To or in the upper part of a town. [U. S.] up-tow wn (up'toun'), prep. phr. phr . as a . Situated in or belonging to the upper part of a town: as, an up- town residence. [Colloq., U. S.] 6664 6. On; onward. uræus From the age of xiiii. yeres uppewarde . Sir T. Elyot , The Govern our, i. 16. Upward of, more than; above: as, upward of ten years have elapsed; upward of a hundred men were present. I have been your wife Upward of twenty years. drocolaptidæ or Anabatidæl.
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