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upseal

upseal verb: to seal up.

Verb

upseal (third-person singular simple present upseals, present participle upsealing, simple past and past participle upsealed)

  1. (archaic, poetic, transitive) To seal up.
    • When will creating end, when weary grow / The task of forming worlds, and in heaven's dome / Upsealing Him in reservative pomp1862, Colin Grant Mackenzie, Temperance Rhymes, page 39

Forms of upseal

third-person singular presentupseals
present participleupsealing
past participleupsealed
pastupsealed

Origin of upseal

up- + seal

Questions about upseal

What does upseal mean?
Upseal means to seal up.
What part of speech is upseal?
Upseal is a verb.
What is the past tense of upseal?
The past tense of upseal is upsealed.

Words near upseal in the dictionary

  1. upscored
  2. upscores
  3. upscoring
  4. upscuddle
  5. upscuddles
  6. upseal
  7. upsealed
  8. upsealing
  9. upseals
  10. upsection
  11. UPSed

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