Collocations with "up"

to incline in an upward direction

To mix ingredients until light and stiff; also to prepare something quickly.

to jog to a higher position, e.g., a hill

To become mentally ill or to laugh uncontrollably.

Used to describe making the speed of an activity faster.

to reduce something to a powder or small particles by grinding

To move to a higher level or position.

to block an opening, such as a nose or pipe, by filling it tightly

to ride a bicycle up a hill or incline

When pipes or machinery stop working because of ice.

To pay money that is owed, often when you are unwilling.

A difficult or hurried ascent.

To fall or cause someone to fall.

to push something upward

To move upwards while breathing heavily.

To seal something completely with tape, like a box.

Indicates movement along a path, often to a higher elevation or towards a point of reference.

to cause something to become blocked or to become blocked

to move upwards in a swinging motion

To rise to the surface from below by seeping.

To trot to a higher position or to approach someone.

A phrasal verb, less common than 'slow down', meaning to reduce speed.