upharrow

verb

upharrow

verb

Etymology From up- + harrow.

1

Archaic, Poetic To tear up.

To wildering height / upharrow the water! / Drive from its dreams / this slumbering sea!1891, Tristan and Isolde: English Words to Richard Wagner's Tristan und Isolde, page 2:
His grave will be upharrowed and left open.1995, Brooks Haxton, The Sun at Night: Poems, page 27:

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