pa. pple. [UP- 5. Cf. UPLAY v.]
1. Laid up; put away or in place.
c. 1400. Northern Passion (H.), 872. Ilka man said … What þai suld with þe siluer do,… Þat it suld sauely be vp laid.
c. 1425. Wyntoun, Cron., V. vii. 1262. Quhen þe chesabill is vplaid Befor the eleuatioun.
† 2. Upturned, overthrown. Obs.–1
1582. Stanyhurst, Æneis, II. (Arb.), 63. Then dyd I marck playnely thee castel of Ilion vplayd, And Troian buyldings quit topsy turuye remooued.
