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Being, or done while, erect, standing, or rising up
“However, dogs with stand-up ears, huskies like Taz, or our chow cross, Ninja, are brutally attacked by these denizens of the shadows.”
Having suitable conformity to accepted moral standards
“He was a stand-up man with pride and strength.”
Able to be relied or depended on
“You deserve this award for being a stand-up leader, a stand-up mentor, a stand-up ally, and a stand-up friend.”
An argument or quarrel
The act or state of ad-libbing
Speech by one person
A funny person, typically an entertainer
Comedy performed on stage by a single comedian
A fight with the fists
To stand erect or upright
To get to one's feet
To be able to stand up to scrutiny
To stand, or cause to stand, upright
To assume or take responsibility (of a role, position or responsibility)
To rise or stand erect, like bristles
To be, or to appear to be, taller than the surrounding landscape
To withstand continued use or life in a specified way
To pop out or push up, such as from a surface
To meet or exceed a particular standard
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