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taking upverbpresent participle of take up to move from a lower to a higher place or positionplease take up the blanket so I can look underneath it boosting, craning, elevating, heaving, hefting, heightening, hiking, hoisting, jacking (up), lifting, perking (up), picking up, raising, upholding, uplifting, upping, upraising ascending, mounting, risingrearing, upending dropping, lowering descending, dipping, falling, pitching, plunging, slippingbearing, depressing, pressing, pushingsinking, submerging to take in (something liquid) through small openingsthe soil was so dry that the plant seemed to take up the much-needed water instantly absorbing, drinking, imbibing, soaking (up), sponging, sucking (up) gulping, guzzling, quaffing, sipping, slurping, swallowing, swigging, swilling to take for one's own use (something originated by another)one cluster of fans started chanting the team name of the champions, and the crowd quickly took up the cry adopting, borrowing, embracing, espousing, taking on domesticating, naturalizingappropriating, arrogating, taking over, usurpingabsorbing, assimilating, incorporating, quotingcherishing, prizing, treasuringcultivating, following, heeding, honoringusing, utilizingbringing up, fostering, nurturing, raising, rearingaffecting, assuming, copying, imitating, pretending, putting on, simulating picking up on abandoning, forsaking, giving up, relinquishing, surrenderingabjuring, abnegating, disowningrejecting, renouncing, repudiating, spurningdiscarding, jettisoning, junking, throwing away, throwing out |