Synonym: defy, delay, detain, endure, go, hold, hold out, hold water, last, live, live on, stand up, stick up, support, survive, sustain, withstand. Similar words: build up, add up, end up, head up, wind up, stand up, speed up, round up. Meaning: v. 1. be the physical support of; carry the weight of 2. hold up something as an example; hold up one's achievements for admiration 3. cause to be slowed down or delayed 4. rob at gunpoint or by means of some other threat 5. continue to live; endure or last 6. resist or confront with resistance 7. resist or withstand wear, criticism, etc..
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31. Pull the tummy in and raise the elbows, head and shoulders towards your knees. Hold up for 5 counts.
32. Raise the elbows head and shoulders towards the knees and hold up for 5 counts.
33. Minuses: Too ephemeral, sentimental and romantic to hold up against the well-grounded competition.
34. For aging family members who live on their own, family bonds do seem to hold up.
35. Give any young egotist two shots of dope and an automatic and he will hold up the government mint.
36. Any senator can hold up a vote on a presidential nominee without explaining why or even divulging the hold publicly.
37. Both sites can hold up to 10, 000 demonstrators, according to city officials.
38. Hold up the circular strip and ask the students how many sides it has.
39. That claim has been challenged and much debated, but it seems to hold up.
40. A force of thirty-six tourists but he doubted they had the wherewithal to hold up a gas stat1on.
41. Some women hold up dresses that are so ugly and they always say the same thing: 'This looks much better on.' On what? On fire? Rita Rudner 
42. Dallas would hold up the Super Bowl belt, its giant buckle fashioned from the melted down Lombardi Trophy.sentencedict.com
43. Local lore has it that the hands belong to a convicted highwayman who would hold up carriage-travellers in the early nineteenth century.
44. Such works demean religious believers and hold up their convictions to contempt.
45. These are floats, blown from bottle glass, and used to hold up fishing nets.
46. Self-destructive Melissa, that kooky chick who sometimes wore braces over a singlet to hold up her baggy pants.
47. We don't hold up placards telling the audience what to do.
48. The law requires courts to hold up most discovery proceedings until companies can file a motion to dismiss a suit.
49. However there seems to be little of worth in the other characters to hold up against Thersites's world view.
50. Hold up your head! You were not made for failure, you were made for victory. Go forward with a joyful confidence. George Eliot
51. Yet motor traffic too would benefit from these, because cyclists can hold up traffic on narrow, congested roads.
52. Steve Elkington finished early Friday and predicted his tournament-leading total of 5-under-par would not hold up.
53. This doctor had no projector, no screen, but had a table lamp to which I could hold up the slides.
54. He had planned to hold up the cash desk of an Oxford Street store.
55. She was excited to see her grandfather and uncle[sentencedict.com], running to hold up her face for a kiss.
56. He is speculator who hold up customers.
57. Darling still perhaps has a lot of sleep undesirably voice, the garment that be like hold up by, smooth move sleeps, nocturnal Jing, sleep uneasiness is firm etc.
58. The emergence the new hot spot or hold up the index number, hold the market's popularity.
59. The alcalde 's son listens to this to praise a sentence, convert instantly two feet simultaneously hold up water, the result is to fall at a draught in sewage.
60. Ryan: Woah, woah , woah . Hold up a second . What's a syndicate, again?
More similar words: build up, add up, end up, head up, wind up, stand up, speed up, round up, add up to, hold, stand up to, lead up to, stand up for, holy, whole, end up with, hold out, hold on, hold in, hold down, as a whole, hold on to, get hold of, household, scholar, hold back, Catholic, on the whole, hold water, threshold.