turn up
Increase the volume
Turn up means to appear or arrive, often unexpectedly: She turned up at the party unannounced, New evidence turned up during the investigation.
To turn up a dial or control is to increase volume or intensity.
Turn up also means to fold fabric upward: turn up the cuffs.
In slang, to turn up is to party hard or get wild: We're about to turn up tonight.
Become perceptible to sight
surface · materialize · roll in · drop in · pop in · swing by · check in · clock in
Excavate or reveal hidden
- findLocate through effort
- uncoverReveal what's hidden
- come acrossFind accidentally
- stumble uponFind unexpectedly
surface · reveal · emerge · locate · appear · materialize · disinter · excavate
Greater in volume
- amplifyIncrease in strength
- boostUpward push or increase
- raiseLift or increase
- increaseGrowth in amount
gain · decibels · loudness · blast · max out · speaker · amplifier · stereo
appear
Become perceptible to sight
emerge · surface · materialize · roll in · drop in · pop in · swing by · check in · clock in · make it
unearth
Excavate or reveal hidden
- findLocate through effort
- uncoverReveal what's hidden
- come acrossFind accidentally
stumble upon · surface · reveal · emerge · locate · appear · materialize · disinter · excavate · recover
louder
Greater in volume
increase · gain · decibels · loudness · blast · max out · speaker · amplifier · stereo · audio
raise
Lift or increase
amplify · escalate · enhance · strengthen · elevate · surge · uplift
cuff
Sleeve or trouser terminus
crease · lapel · collar · sleeve · trouser · brim · tailoring · alteration · shortening
- intensifyintensify, boost, amplify, escalate, enhance
- phrasal verbslook at, put down, wait for, ask for, think about
- showing uparriving, arrive, attendance, being there, pop in
- intensity changesincrease, decrease, intensify, amplify, diminish
- audio controlsplay, pause, stop, record, rewind
- discoveryfind, finding, discovery, discover, finding out