upgliden.
Phonetics.
An upward glide.
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vanish1833
glide1835
voice glide1844
downglide1876
off-glide1877
vowel-glide1878
glide-consonant1888
glide-vowel1888
on-glide1888
attack1902
glide-sound1911
svarita1916
upglide1930
inglide1956
1930 H. Kurath in J. T. Hatfield et al. Curme Vol. Linguistic Studies 94 The up-glides and down-glides of the voice.
1957 Publ. Amer. Dial. Soc. xxviii. 115 Normally or marks the division between rise and fall, itself occurring at the end of the upglide.
1972 W. Labov Lang. in Inner City i. 9 In New York and other northern cities,..the back upglide of ball and hawk, so characteristic of many southern areas, is rarely heard.
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