Crossword clues for ups
ups
- Increases, as a price
- Fruit Roll-___ (chewy snacks)
- Fluctuations, ... & downs
- Elevator buttons
- Delivery specialists
- Certain delivery service
- Bull periods
- Brown, in old ads
- Brown-truck co
- Big ___ (praise, slangily)
- "We love logistics" company
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"We
Logistics" co - "Downs" partner
- "Brown" co
- "Brown," in TV ads
- "Big Brown" company
- "Big Brown"
- ____ and downs
- Word with "push" or "sit"
- Word with "grown" and "follow"
- Word after grown or follow
- Warm-___ (stretches, etc.)
- Warm-___ (preconcert sessions)
- Warm-___ (pre-concert sessions)
- USPO competitor
- They make frequent stops
- The world's largest package delivery company: Abbr
- The ___ Store (place to ship packages)
- The ___ Store
- Supply chain service
- Some market moves
- Rival of FedEx and DHL
- Rival of FedEx
- Rises of fortune
- Raises, in poker
- Prosperous states
- Profitable periods
- Positive phases of the cycle
- Portfolio-increasing market moves
- PO alternative
- Pkg. delivery company
- Pkg. delivery co
- Paradoxical answer to appear among the Downs in a crossword
- Package-shipping option
- Package tour provider?
- Package delivery company with brown trucks
- Package delivery company
- Package deliverer with a fleet of brown trucks
- Org. with brown trucks
- Not downs
- Longtime delivery co
- Letters on many trucks
- Letters of transit?
- International shipping co
- Increases, as an amount
- Increases, as a bet
- High periods
- Happy states
- Grp. that delivers
- Good economic periods
- Good economic indicators
- Fruit Roll-___ (General Mills snacks)
- Fruit Roll-___
- FedEx or DHL rival
- Downs' counterparts
- Downs preceder
- Downs opposite
- Downs counterparts
- Delivery company whose drivers wear brown uniforms
- Delivery company that acquired Mail Boxes Etc. in 2001: Abbr
- Delivery company known for its brown uniforms
- Counterparts of downs
- Competitor of DHL and FedEx
- Company with those stupid "That's logistics" ads
- Company with a fleet of brown trucks
- Company with a brown fleet
- Company whose trucks avoid left turns
- Company referred to as "Brown"
- Company called "Brown"
- Company called "Big Brown"
- Company "sorted" in this puzzle's circled squares
- Co. with Pullman Brown uniforms
- Co. with brown vans
- Co. with a shield logo
- Co. with a fleet of brown vans
- Co. with a brown fleet
- Co. nicknamed "Big Brown"
- Co. begun as the American Messenger Company
- Chances for a hit
- Busy co. in the pre-Christmas season
- Bulls' predictions
- Brown, as it were
- Brown-fleet owner
- Brown van company
- Brown shipping van co
- Brown letters
- Brown deliverer
- Brown co
- Boon times
- Big name in pkg. shipping
- Big client of Boeing
- Big box co
- Ability to jump high, slangily
- "What can Brown do for you?" shipping co
- "We <3 Logistics" company
- "Grown ___" (2010 Adam Sandler comedy)
- "Grown ___ 2" (Adam Sandler movie)
- "Grown ___ 2" (2013 Adam Sandler sequel)
- "Brown" deliverers
- "Big ___" (slangy compliment)
- ___ the ante (makes more expensive)
- FedEx rival: Abbr
- Raises, as the ante
- Boom times
- Hikes, as prices
- Periods of mania
- Good times
- Kind of delivery
- Shipping co. with a shield logo
- Increases, as the ante
- DHL alternative
- Bull markets
- Pkg. deliverer
- It delivers the goods
- Kind of truck
- Delivery co. with brown trucks
- Good economic news
- Prosperous periods
- Kind of driver
- P.O. alternative
- Peaks on a graph
- Co. informally known as Brown
- Brown letters?
- Downs' opposites
- Airborne Express alternative
- It was founded as American Messenger Co.
- Sports officials
- DHL competitor with brown trucks
- DHL rival
- FedEx competitor that uses brown trucks
- ___ and downs
- Brown, in ads
- Grown-___ (adults)
- Boosts
- Boom markets
- Co. with a brown logo
- Peak periods
- Jumping ability, in hoops lingo
- "Schedule a pickup" co.
- Co. with brown trucks
- Emotional peaks
- Co. nicknamed "Brown"
- FedEx alternative
- Chin-___
- The American Messenger Co., today
- Alternative to FedEx
- High points
- Downs' partners
- P.O. competitor
- Deliverer's initials
- Bullish times
- Increases, as an ante
- Good periods
- Good moods
- Periods of prosperity
- Delivery initials
- Pkg. carrier
- Good days on Wall Street
- Highs
- Bullish periods
- Antonym of downs
- Increases, as fare
- High times
- Mood swings
- Downs' companion
- Good estates
- HAVE DINNER
- It was founded as American Messenger Co
- Big box company?
- Partner of downs, sometimes
- Type of truck
- Brown truck co
- They deliver the goods
- Adds to
- Prosperous times
- Downs' opposite
- Delivery letters
- "What can Brown do for you?" sloganeer
- & downs
- Shipping choice
- Package delivery org
- Happy times
- Delivery company with brown trucks: Abbr
- Co. with a fleet of brown trucks
- Atlanta-based delivery co
- Shipping giant
- Shipping company with brown trucks
- Letters on a brown shirt
- Delivery service
- Delivery company nicknamed "Big Brown"
- Word with lock or mock
- Raises, as stakes
- Pkg. shippers
- Pkg. delivery outfit
- Favorable times
- Delivery giant
- Company with brown trucks
- Co. with brown uniforms
- "What can Brown do for you?" company
- -- and downs
- __ and downs
- Word with "lock" or "mock"
- The __ Store
- Stock market stats
- Santa's helper?
- Raises the ante
- Pkg. delivery service
- Periods of good fortune
- Letters on brown trucks
- It delivers goods
- It began as the American Messenger Co
Wiktionary
ups
n. (plural of up English) vb. (en-third-person singular of: up)
Wikipedia
UPS
UPS may refer to:
Ups (debugger)
Ups is an open source source-level debugger developed in the late 1980s for Unix and Unix-like systems, originally developed at the University of Kent by Mark Russell. It supports C and C++, and Fortran on some platforms. The last beta release was in 2003.
Unlike more popular debugger stacks for modern Unix platforms, ups is completely self-contained — not merely a graphical front-end to lower-level debuggers like gdb (although some work has been done to make ups usable in that way). The ups user interface is built directly upon the X Window System and SunView, i.e. it does not use an intermediate widget toolkit such as Motif or GTK+.