pa. pple. (UP- 5.) Also Updry v., Updrying vbl. sb.
c. 1440. Pallad. on Husb., I. 238. Lupyne and ficchis slayn, and on their roote Vpdried, are … londis boote.
1530. Lyndesay, Test. Papyngo, 138. The balmy droppis of dew Tytane vpdryis.
c. 1586. C’tess Pembroke, Ps. LXVI. iii. The sen up-dried by his hand, Became a field of dusty sand.
1658. A. Fox, trans. Würtz’ Surg., III. xxiii. 290. That updrying … comes from an oppilation of that member, be that caused from what it will.
