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• s  having been turned so that the bottom is no longer the bottom
  sat on an upturned bucket
• s  (used of noses) turned up at the end
  a small upturned nose

• In a country with limited electricity or running water and few roads, many boys must forgo school to make money any way they can, even following cows with upturned palms to catch .
• What sets it apart is its attention to elusive elements of flairthe sweep of white hair or "attitude" of an upturned collar.
• Dudamel meets the gaze of his orchestra, their upturned eyes glistening under the bright lights.

• overturned
• upset
• retrousse
• tip-tilted

News & Articles

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• Reporter who exposed NSA phone tracking has Broward roots
  The activist lawyer, blogger and reporter who upturned the intelligence world by exposing how the National Security Agency monitored millions of phone logs once dabbled in politics himself.        
  June 9, 2013 - Sun-Sentinel

Quotes

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• Eric Schmidt in The Guardian
  The internet is the most disruptive technology in history, even more than something like electricity, because it replaces scarcity with abundance, so that any business built on scarcity is completely upturned as it arrives there,Schmidt said....
• Jay Nordlinger in Media Matters for America
  On The Corner, National Review senior editor Jay Nordlinger wrote: "Obama looks arrogant, whether he's arrogant or not. I don't think he can help it: It's the upturned chin. When actors want to preen and so on: They turn that chin upward. Yikes."
• David Wolf in Forbes
  Here in St. Charles, you can't believe what it was like six months ago, in the sense that to imagine when you're looking at debris, wires down, big oak trees upturned, that this many months later, you'd be able to have this sort of party going... Douglas Brinkley http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Brinkley&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNGp__ZGD4RF8gv3u9Y8c3p08_zgKA CNN International http://www.google.com/url?q=http://edition.cnn.com/2006/US/03/02/nola.six.months/&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNFH4BQEiksClJCAAU83GU8R6DPb-A Mar 3, 2006 106612 139692 upward We're upward of over 100 volts DC power on that array," Wolf said. "It's not the kind of thing that would burn you, but we could get conduction through the heart, let's say, or mild shocks. This is not going to happen. We have very good...