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to send up
[phrase form: send]
01
to imprison someone as a punishment
Dialect
American
American
Example
The judge decided to send the criminal up for his role in the robbery.
The authorities sent up the notorious gang leader after a lengthy trial.
02
to cause the value or price of something to rise
Example
The rarity of the collectible item sent its value up in the market.
The technological advancements in smartphones have sent up their prices in recent years.
03
to mock someone or something, often to make them appear foolish
Dialect
British
BritishExample
The comedian sent up the famous actor's distinctive mannerisms in a hilarious skit.
The sketch show sent up famous celebrities in a series of witty parodies.
