upend
To upend something is to cause it to fall over. If you upend a table, it will fall over and the dishes will get broken.
He upended the table and caused the dishes to fall.
The protesters upended the tables and started to throw food.
To upend something is to cause it to fall over. If you upend a table, it will fall over and the dishes will get broken.
He upended the table and caused the dishes to fall.
The protesters upended the tables and started to throw food.
verb
become turned or set on end
verb
set, turn, or stand on end
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The adults breathe by going to the surface and upending.
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I just upend the shaker for a few seconds.
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Please upend this page and take that information down.
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Upend is a village in the east of the English county of Cambridgeshire.
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Half of it upended from how we do things.
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I am currently in the process of upending my bedroom for it.
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Being upended out of the water was a pretty dramatic result.
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Carcass and belt separately are upended, to axis vertical positions.
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The submarine upended and sank, killing the entire German crew.
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These birds feed mainly by skimming rather than upending.