I. ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun
( -s )
Etymology: turn up
1. chiefly Britain : disturbance , fuss , row ; especially : fistfight , set-to
2.
a. : the turned-up part of an article of clothing
b. chiefly Britain : a cuff on a trouser leg
the black mud closed over his shoes and the turnups of his trousers — Graham Greene
3.
a. : a card turned faceup to fix or propose the trump
b. : upcard 1a
II. adjective
Etymology: turn up
1. : turned up
turnup nose
2. : made or fitted to be turned up
turnup collar