pa. pple. and ppl. a. [UP- 5.] Blown up; esp. inflated, puffed up.
1590. Spenser, F. Q., I. iv. 21. His belly was vp-blowne with luxury. Ibid. (1596), V. i. 17. He, whose spirit was with pride vpblowne.
1810. Crabbe, Borough, xvi. 44. With wine inflated, man is all upblown, And feels a power which he believes his own.
1828. Tennyson, Lover’s T., II. 175. One morning when the upblown billow ran Shoreward.
