Similar words: hold up, build up, fold, folk, folly, unfold, follow, dupe. Meaning: v. 1. bend or lay so that one part covers the other 2. become folded or folded up.
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31. Who can fold up a pushchair, toddler and shopping and then get them all onto the bus?
32. The new recruit enlist in the armed forces, first must be learned how to fold up a military quilt, make it square and upright, be rolled up tidily, angularity like a" bean curd piece".
33. Would you fold up the garden chairs and put them in the storeroom?
34. What he ought to do, he thought, was to fold up the Marliss Corporation.
35. Get up now, and don't forget to fold up the futon.
36. The bed surface is divided to back board and seat board. The dentiform bar lifting framework is operated by hand wheel. Back board can be fold up and down to suit various body positions.
37. Pls review and fold up your sample into a complete box to see the problem.
38. He tends to fold up his hands when asked for help.
More similar words: hold up, build up, fold, folk, folly, unfold, follow, dupe, fed up, manifold, foliage, tied up, end up, add up, folklore, follower, follow up, follow-up, speed up, stand up, head up, wind up, as follows, following, portfolio, add up to, round up, follow suit, stand up for, lead up to.