- upmanship
- noun Date: 1959 one-upmanship
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
upmanship
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upmanship — [up′mən ship΄] n. [Informal] short for ONE UPMANSHIP … English World dictionary
upmanship — /up meuhn ship /, n. one upmanship. Also, upsmanship /ups meuhn ship /. [1960 65; shortening of ONE UPMANSHIP] * * * … Universalium
upmanship — ˈəpmənˌship noun Etymology: by shortening : one upmanship … Useful english dictionary
upmanship — up·man·ship … English syllables
Native Upmanship — Sire Be My Native Dam Hi Upham Damsire Deep Run Sex Gelding Foaled 1993 Country … Wikipedia
One-upmanship — is the art or practice of successively outdoing a competitor. The term originated as the title of a book by Stephen Potter, published in 1952[1] as a follow up to The Theory and Practice of Gamesmanship (or the Art of Winning Games without… … Wikipedia
One-Upmanship (album) — One Upmanship Studio album by Mal Waldron Steve Lacy Recorded February 12, 1977 … Wikipedia
one-upmanship — {v.}, {informal} Always keeping ahead of others; trying to keep an advantage. * /No matter what I do, I find that Jim has already done it better. He s an expert at one upmanship./ * /Jack took the news to the principal while we were still talking … Dictionary of American idioms
one-upmanship — {v.}, {informal} Always keeping ahead of others; trying to keep an advantage. * /No matter what I do, I find that Jim has already done it better. He s an expert at one upmanship./ * /Jack took the news to the principal while we were still talking … Dictionary of American idioms
one-upmanship — v informal Always keeping ahead of others; trying to keep an advantage. No matter what I do, I find that Jim has already done it better. He s an expert at one upmanship. Jack took the news to the principal while we were still talking about it. He … Словарь американских идиом
