bring up
Introduce a topic
To bring up is to raise a topic in conversation: I hate to bring this up, but you still owe me money.
It also means to rear children: She was brought up in a small town.
In computing, to bring up a system or screen is to make it appear or become operational.
To bring up can also mean to vomit: The baby brought up her breakfast.
Lift or increase
- broachIntroduce a subject
- introduceMake formally known
- touch onMention without elaborating
- point outDirect attention toward
allude · reference · cite · note · speak of · discuss · highlight · address
Lift or increase
- rearBack portion or raise
- parentMother or father
- fosterEncourage development of
- nurtureSupport growth and development
care for · look after · tend · mother · father · guide · support · nourish
Eject stomach contents
- pukeForceful stomach emptying
- vomitEject stomach contents
- regurgitateExpel swallowed matter
- upchuckEject stomach contents
barf · heave · retch · gag · spew · hurl · chunder · disgorge
raise
Lift or increase
point out · allude · reference · cite · note · speak of · discuss · highlight · address · put forward
raise
Lift or increase
nurture · care for · look after · tend · mother · father · guide · support · nourish · develop
throw up
Eject stomach contents
- pukeForceful stomach emptying
- vomitEject stomach contents
- regurgitateExpel swallowed matter
upchuck · barf · heave · retch · gag · spew · hurl · chunder · disgorge · sick up
recall
Memory retrieval act
- rememberRetain in mind
- recollectRetrieve past experiences
- conjure upSummon mentally or magically
evoke · dredge up · dig up · rake up · rehash · revisit · hark back · flashback · reminisce · nostalgia
lift
Mechanism for vertical transport
uprear · heighten · pull up · draw up · pick up · carry up · boost · prop up · support · hold up
- liftinglift, hoist, crane, elevate, raise
- phrasal verbspick up, look at, put down, turn on, turn off
- memoryremember, forget, recall, memorize, recollect
- vomitingvomit, puke, barf, throw up, throwing up
- caregivingcaregiver, take care, nurture, look after, compassionate care
- highlightemphasize, highlight, accentuate, underscore, underline
bring, brought, brings, bringing, rearing, upbringing, upbringings