upwheel
upwheel verb: to wheel upward.
Verb
upwheel (third-person singular simple present upwheels, present participle upwheeling, simple past and past participle upwheeled)
- To wheel upward.
- Like a loud trump of war, breaks forth thy song, / O Milton, where angelic hosts upwheel / To battle; or like deep-voiced organ peal / Filling with awe the mute adoring throng.1886, John Lancaster Spalding, The Poet's Praise, page 78
Forms of upwheel
| third-person singular present | upwheels |
|---|---|
| present participle | upwheeling |
| past participle | upwheeled |
| past | upwheeled |
Origin of upwheel
From up- + wheel.
Questions about upwheel
- What does upwheel mean?
- Upwheel means to wheel upward.
- What part of speech is upwheel?
- Upwheel is a verb.
- What is the past tense of upwheel?
- The past tense of upwheel is upwheeled.
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