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Fold up   /foʊld əp/   Listen
Fold up

verb
1.
Bend or lay so that one part covers the other.  Synonyms: fold, turn up.  "Turn up your collar"
2.
Become folded or folded up.  Synonym: fold.






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"Fold up" Quotes from Famous Books



... Mrs. Dodd began to fold up Emma's dress, remarking, as she did so, "It's a queer go as Mr. Hurst should have let young Mr. Fred do nothink but music; but, to be sure, he do play beautiful. My Benny, as blows the organ for him, says it's 'eavenly what he ...
— The Argosy - Vol. 51, No. 5, May, 1891 • Various

... Gamache felt himself insulted above all by the suggestion. "What," he cried, "is the advice of this hussy from the fields (une peronnelle de bas lieu) to be taken against that of a knight and captain! I will fold up my banner and become again a simple soldier. I would rather have a nobleman for my master than ...
— Jeanne d'Arc - Her Life And Death • Mrs.(Margaret) Oliphant

... and crop them they cannot stop them but up they creep and on they go blowing and so with the daisies the little white praises they grow and they blow and they spread out their crown and they praise the sun and when he goes down their praising is done and they fold up their crown and they sleep every one till over the plain he's shining amain and they're at it again praising and praising such low songs raising that no one hears them but the sun who rears them and the sheep that ...
— At the Back of the North Wind • George MacDonald

... between the pyramids I saw the winged sun fold up his pinions And sink into the nether world's dominions Where Set sent ill on the Egyptian dead. I saw the ancient Desert, that outbids The Nile for the date-lands between them spread, Fling over Memphis that is vanished, Another shroud of sand, ...
— Many Gods • Cale Young Rice

... read the last word my spirits always rose instantly, and my craving for sleep left me. With keen anticipatory pleasure I would fold up the newspaper ready for the morning, take one look out from the doorway to note the weather, shed my clothes, snuff the candle, and climb luxuriously into bed with the current book, whatever it might be. No newspaper for me. This was real reading, and while I read ...
— The Record of Nicholas Freydon - An Autobiography • A. J. (Alec John) Dawson


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