upper

At the very top

At the highest part of something that is above all other parts

Nearest to the top of something

Found under another thing, near the bottom

Ability to stay calm and not show feelings in hard times

To keep an advantage or control over others

A position giving power or advantage over someone in a situation

Having higher than average income, education, and social position among the middle class

A social group with the most money and power

Belonging to the richest and most powerful people in society

A house or other home that needs repairs and is sold for a low price

A higher level on a ship or in a stadium where people sit

The highest allowed amount or value of something

A small group of the richest and most important people in society

A part of an organization that is at a higher position

A number that is as big as or bigger than every number in a set

A sickness that affects the nose, throat, or sinuses

The top part of the jaw that holds the upper teeth

The peninsula in the northwestern part of Michigan between Lake Superior and Lake Michigan

The top side of an object that you can touch or see

The late part of the Stone Age when only modern humans lived, ending about 10,000 BC

Something that makes you feel happier and more energetic

The highest seats in a theatre, far from the stage

A higher bed on a train or ship

The southern part of Egypt from south of Cairo to the Sudan border

The bone at the top of the mouth that holds the upper teeth and joins the skull

The part of the breathing system that includes the nose, throat, and windpipe

A large letter that begins names and sentences

A person who gives more drinks or a quick snack that makes you less hungry for a short time

A person who tells lies to trick or amuse people

A river in central England flowing through Stratford-on-Avon to join the River Severn

A river in central England that flows through Stratford-on-Avon and joins the River Severn

A piece of metal armor that covers the upper arm above the elbow

A late part of Earth's history 310 to 280 million years ago with swamp forests that formed coal

A time about 310 to 280 million years ago with warm swampy land where much coal formed

A layer of rock under Earth's crust that slowly flows

The top surface of an object that faces up

A former administrative region in northern France covering the northeast of Normandy

A peninsula between Lake Superior and Lake Michigan with forests, lakes, and small towns

A person or family in the higher part of the lower social class

A person who washes dishes after a meal