v. Obs. [f. A- pref. 11 + LIFT.] To lift.
1590. in Right Religion, A iij b. Kneele downe, shead teares, alift heart, and pray.
1606. Choice, Chance, & Change (1881), 75. I saw her come to life againe, when her eies alifted vp, she sighed out, oh friend art thou aliue?
