upbye

/ʌpˈbaɪ/
adverb
  1. A short distance away; nearby, especially in a slightly higher or more elevated position. (Alternative spelling of 'upby'.)
    • The old chapel stands upbye the village, on a small hill.
    • He built his workshop upbye the barn, close to the main house.
    • The sheep were grazing upbye the ridge, just out of sight.
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preposition
  1. Near or beside something, especially in an upward direction. (Alternative spelling of 'upby'.)
    • The path runs upbye the cliff edge, so be careful.
    • The garden is upbye the house, with a lovely view of the valley.
    • We set up camp upbye the river, under the shade of the trees.
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