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upstalled
upstalled adj. 
/ˌəpˈstɑld/
Brit. /ˌʌpˈstɔːld/
, /ˌʌpˈstɔːld/U.S. /ˌəpˈstɔld/
, /ˌəpˈstɔld//ˌəpˈstɑld/Π
1430–40 J. Lydgate tr. Bochas Fall of Princes viii. 208 Domycian..Proudli comaundid, in his estat up stallid, Of all the world he sholde a god be callid.
1579 E. Hake Newes out of Powles Churchyarde newly Renued vi. sig. F5 These ranckly feede the pamperd Swyne vpstalled in their nest.
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- not to know what to do with oneself
- not to know when one is well off
- not to know where to put oneself
- not to know whether one is arthur or martha
- not to know whether one is coming or going
- not to know whether one is on one's head or one's heels
- not to know whether to laugh or cry
- not to know whether to shit or go blind
- not to know which way to look
- not to know which way to turn
- not to know which way to turn oneself
- not to know which where to look
- not to know —— from shit
- not to lain
- not to lift a finger
- not to look at
- not to look at a person
- not to look back
- not to look behind one
- not to look on
- not to look upon
- not to make head nor tail of
- not to make top nor tail of
- not to matter a cuss
- not to matter a jackstraw