Upstart

up-starf, v. i. To start or spring up sudden- -nt, a. ly.— Up's tart, n. Something that starts or springs in all up suddenly; one suddenly arisen from low life to; con wealth, power, or honor; a parvenu. stand- Upturn, throw up. up-tern', v. t. To turn up, direct upward, In Upward. See under Up. n. Upside Uranium, u-ra'nl-um, n. (Min.) A metal of a reddishconfubrown color, commonly obtained in a crystalline form. — Uranog'raphy, -nog'ra-fT, n. A description of the heavens, and the heavenly bodies; uranology. toward — UranoKogy, -o-jr, n. A discourse or treatise on in the the heavens and the heavenly bodies. — U'ran us, n. (Astron.) One of the primary planets: it is about Java 1,800,000,000 miles from the which sun.— Ura'nia, -nT-a, n. to (3fyth.) The muse of a str on plant omy, daughter of Zeus by Mnemosvne. See Muse.; Urban, er'ban, a. Of, or belonging to, a city.— Urbane', -ban', a. Courteous in manreners; polite; courteous; refined. — Urban'ity, -ban't-H, n. Quality of being urbane; beheavcivility or courtesy of manners; politene ; suavity; affability; courtesy. with Urchin, gr'chin, n. A hedge- -holdhog; a mischievous elf sup- Eiosed sometimes to take the moral orm of a hedgehog; a child; a pert or rough little fellow; an echinus. etc.) Ureter, Urethra. See under cloth. Urine- TJrania " t. [urged (erjd), Urania. sup- Urge, urging.] Srj, v. To pre , push, drive, impel, force onward; to ply with motives, arguments, persuasion, above or importunity; to pre hard upon, follow closely; of to present in an urgent manner, pre upon attenin tion; to treat with forcible means; to take severe or violent measures with; to animate, incite, instigate, elestimulate, encourage. — Ur'gent, -jent, a.