Sc. [UP- 1 b, 2.]
1. ‘The power of secreting’ (Jam.).
a. 1689. Cleland, Poems (1697), 101. Tho he can swear … And lye, I think he cannot hide…. They are not fitt For Stealth, that want a good up-put.
2. = UP-PUTTING vbl. sb. 2.
1866. Gregor, Banffshire Gloss., 204.
1893. Stevenson, Catriona, xix. Ye’ll can leave your horse here and your bags, for it seems we’re to have your up-put.
