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View definitions for farther up

farther up

adverb as in over

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Clapton, who’s repeatedly spoken of having longed to join the Band, played sharp blues guitar in Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “Farther Up the Road,” which he performed in “The Last Waltz”; at the Forum he also offered up crisp renditions of the Band’s “The Shape I’m In,” “Chest Fever” and “Forbidden Fruit.”

As UC Irvine professor and lead author Eric Rignot said to CBS News, "We see the seawater coming in at high tide and receding and sometimes going farther up underneath the glacier and getting trapped."

From Salon

"In the past, we had some sporadically available data, and with just those few observations it was hard to figure out what was happening. When we have a continuous time series and compare that with the tidal cycle, we see the seawater coming in at high tide and receding and sometimes going farther up underneath the glacier and getting trapped. Thanks to ICEYE, we're beginning to witness this tidal dynamic for the first time."

The icicles crawl farther up my legs, around my waist, my chest, then up to my neck, binding me tightly.

Others joined the search and began walking farther up the beach.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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