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Traditional English :: upfront
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upfront.html - adv. & adj. colloq. --adv. (usu. up front) 1 at the front; in front. 2 (of payments) in advance. --adj. 1 honest, open, frank. 2 (of payments) made in advance. 3 at the front or most prominent. |
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Traditional English :: upfront
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upfront.html - adv. & adj. colloq. --adv. (usu. up front) 1 at the front; in front. 2 (of payments) in advance. --adj. 1 honest, open, frank. 2 (of payments) made in advance. 3 at the front or most prominent. |
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Traditional English :: upfront
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upfront.html - adv. & adj. colloq. --adv. (usu. up front) 1 at the front; in front. 2 (of payments) in advance. --adj. 1 honest, open, frank. 2 (of payments) made in advance. 3 at the front or most prominent. |
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Traditional English :: upfield
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upfront.html - adv. in or to a position nearer to the opponents' end of a football etc. field. |
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Traditional English :: upfold
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upfront.html - n. Geol. an anticline. |
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Traditional English :: upfront
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upfront.html - adv. & adj. colloq. --adv. (usu. up front) 1 at the front; in front. 2 (of payments) in advance. --adj. 1 honest, open, frank. 2 (of payments) made in advance. 3 at the front or most prominent. |
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