upturned

IPA: ˈʌptɝnd

adjective

  • turned over; inverted; capsized
  • (of a nose etc.) turned up at the end
  • looking upwards, turned upwards
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Examples of "upturned" in Sentences

  • I reach out, upturned palm, and catch empty answers that trickle through my fingers, reaching, always reaching.
  • You know the climactic scene from Brain Dead in which our hero ploughs through a crowd of zombies with an upturned power mower?
  • You may, at this point, decide to put an upturned colander on your head and make high-pitched squeaky sounds while turning the light on and off, depending on who might be watching, and whether you are six.
  • And even if the messenger were not curious about these subtleties, the duke would likely have pointed them out, jesting that the intarsists had absentmindedly left the bench below the portrait of Faith "upturned," hiding the third ermine.
  • Photographs of the serene Springs setting where Pollock and Lee Krasner lived and worked, some with Krasner posing, another with girlfriend Ruth Kligman, another with the fatal car upturned, collaged with cancelled checks, or snapshots, some pornographic.
  • The men who built barrels—one of the major industries of the early American economy—were normally paid for six days of work, but on Saturday they began drinking beer in the morning, then would “sit around upturned barrels playing poker,” and generally “lounged about” until they received their weekly pay.

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