To lift up the voice
| to cry aloud; to call out. |
See also: Lift
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To lick up
- To lie along the shore
- To lie at the door of
- To lie at the heart
- To lie at the mercy of
- To lie by
- To lie hard
- To lie in
- To lie in one
- To lie in one's throat
- To lie in the way
- To lie in wait
- To lie low
- To lie on
- To lie on hand
- To lie on the head of
- To lie on the oars
- To lift the hand against
- To lift up
- To lift up one's head
- To lift up the eyes
- To lift up the feet
- To lift up the hand
- To lift up the hand against
- To lift up the heel against
- To lift up the voice
- To light a fire
- To like of
- To limber up
- To line bees
- To line up
- To list a stock
- To listen after
- To live at rack and manger
- To live down
- To live from hand to mouth
- To live on one's capital
- To live out
- To live with
- To lob a ball
- To lock into
- To lodge an information
- To look a gift horse in the mouth
- To look about
- To look about one
- To look after
- To look blue
- To look daggers
- To look in the face
- to look on the bright side
- To look out
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- To lie along the shore
- To lie at the door of
- To lie at the heart
- To lie at the mercy of
- To lie by
- To lie hard
- To lie in
- To lie in one
- To lie in one's throat
- To lie in the way
- To lie in wait
- To lie in wait
- To lie low
- To lie low
- To lie on
- To lie on hand
- To lie on the head of
- To lie on the oars
- to lie through one's teeth
- To life in prison
- To life in prison
- To life in prison
- To lift the hand against
- To lift up
- To lift up one's head
- To lift up the eyes
- To lift up the feet
- To lift up the hand
- To lift up the hand against
- To lift up the heel against
- To lift up the voice
- To light a fire
- To like of
- to liking
- to liking
- To limber up
- To line bees
- to line one's own pocket
- to line one's own pockets
- to line one's pocket
- to line one's pockets
- To line up
- To list a stock
- To listen after
- to little
- to little avail
- to little effect
- to little purpose
- to little/good/some/no purpose
- to little/no avail
- To live at rack and manger
- to live dangerously
- To live down
- To live from hand to mouth
- To live from hand to mouth
- to live high off the hog
- to live high on the hog
- to live in clover
- to live in sin
- to live in the past
- To Live Is Christ
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