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| up·sy-dai·sy [ úpsee dàyzee ] or up·sa·dai·sy [ úpsə dàyzee ] |
interjection |
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up you go: used to reassure a child who is being lifted or who has fallen or stumbled
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baby talk
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| [Mid-19th century. Alteration of up-a-daisy<up + a-day, expressing surprise] |
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