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melt up

melt up verb: of the price of a security, to increase to an unexpected degree.

Verb

melt up (third-person singular simple present melts up, present participle melting up, simple past and past participle melted up)

  1. Of the price of a security, to increase to an unexpected degree.

Forms of melt up

third-person singular presentmelts up
present participlemelting up
past participlemelted up
pastmelted up

Questions about melt up

What does melt up mean?
Melt up means of the price of a security, to increase to an unexpected degree.
What part of speech is melt up?
Melt up is a verb.
What is the past tense of melt up?
The past tense of melt up is melted up.

Words near melt up in the dictionary

  1. melt pond
  2. melt ponds
  3. melt sandwich
  4. melt sandwiches
  5. melt someone's butter
  6. melt up
  7. melt-sick
  8. melt-up
  9. melt-ups
  10. meltabilities
  11. meltability

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