standup

/ˈstændˌʌp/
noun
  1. A comedian who performs standup comedy.
    • She is one of the funniest standups in the country.
    • Many standups start their careers at open mic nights.
    • The standup told jokes about his family.
  2. A short meeting or event where people stand rather than sit.
    • The morning standup helps the team stay on track.
    • We had a quick standup to discuss the project.
    • A standup is more efficient than a long meeting.
adjective
  1. Relating to a type of comedy performed by a single person speaking directly to the audience, often with a microphone.
    • The club hosts standup performances every Friday.
    • He is known for his standup routines about everyday life.
    • She went to a standup comedy show last night.
  2. Designed to be used or done while standing, or involving standing.
    • The office installed standup desks to improve posture.
    • A standup buffet is faster than a sit-down dinner.
    • We had a standup meeting because the conference room was booked.
  3. Honest, brave, and morally upright; reliable.
    • She is a standup citizen who always helps her neighbors.
    • The coach praised the team for their standup behavior.
    • He did the standup thing and returned the lost wallet.
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