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- r at or on or to the masthead or upper rigging of a ship
climbed aloft to unfurl the sail - r upward
the good news sent her spirits aloft - r at or to great height; high up in or into the air
eagles were soaring aloft
dust is whirled aloft - r in the higher atmosphere above the earth
weather conditions aloft are fine
- On a thundering pillar of fire, Discovery carries the nation's hopes aloft again 10101988: Newsfile: Space Exploration: Indicates premium content.
- Result: When far aloft, the air was 75 below zero Fahrenheit outside, it was 106 above inside.
- By October he was ready to set the Music Store aloft in the 97% of the world that uses Windows PCs, and the prospect of converting millions of music pirates into credit-card .