upside-down
- adjective
- /ˌʌpˌsaɪdˈdaʊn/
- There were several rows of bouquets hanging upside down to dry above the door to the back room.
- turned upside-down
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Watch on YouTubeFlip your bowl upside down and let the dough plop out.
- Flip your bowl upside down and let the dough plop out.
- I want to turn this whole thing upside down, right?
- So I was lying upside down at the hospital in the room.
- And he's like, your face is shaped like a, like a upside down diamond.
- Cakes are leveled, and now you're going to pick one of them, flip it upside down, boom.
Examples
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When the cake is done, cool upside down for 1 1/2 hours, then remove from the pan.
Fiction book (2000) -
The furniture was upside down, the TV was smashed, everything.
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So to my mind, my world had been turned upside down so completely.
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So I was lying upside down at the hospital in the room.
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Next thing you know, I just woke up upside down, car's still running.
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The place was upside-down when I got there.
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We are turning this place upside-down.
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You're holding it upside down.
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The sea was striped with violet, and the sky an upside-down ocean washed with the same water tones.
Fiction book (1991) -
After the storm, the furniture was left upside-down, making the room look chaotic.
Synonyms
With the top where the bottom usually is
In the opposite order, direction, or situation
Placed or turned so the top and bottom are swapped
Something that has its bottom facing up, like a boat
Turned upside down so the top is at the bottom
How Inverted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Upside-down comes from the three simple parts up, side, and down, literally saying the 'up' side is 'down'. So something that is upside-down has its 'top' and 'bottom' switched.