transitive. To heave, lift (up). Also figurative.

transitive. With adverbs, as back, down, forth, up, etc. Also with to or recipient as indirect object. Also †to reach up: to surrender (obsolete).

transitive. To pull or drag (something) up; to raise (something).

transitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement. To lift or raise (something) upward; to lift off a surface, etc. Obsolete.

transitive. To take up.

transitive. To lift or raise from the ground or any low position; to pick up. Also: to lift or raise (something hanging down). Now somewhat archaic.

To raise or lift up; to direct upwards.

transitive. To lift.

transitive. To raise, lift.

transitive to lift up.

Scottish. To take up, pick up. Hence in Golf: To take up the ball.

transitive. To heave, lift. Obsolete. rare.

to up with. colloquial. To raise (the arm, etc.); to elevate; to lift or pick up.