At a higher level, rank or position.
Situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly.
Younger, more recent.
A stimulant, such as amphetamine, that increases energy and decreases appetite.
Say, for example, a person starts with the use of a downer that reduces any anxiety and produces a sense of relaxation. When their energy levels drop, they take a stimulant in order to continue participating in the party or another event. This creates a cycle that could lead to significant drug use and drastically increases the risk of overdose or death. It is critical to know which drugs are uppers and downers to avoid this combination.
Equivalent to up + -er.
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The upper portion of something.
The slewing ring is basically a large bearing upon which the upper is mounted. The outer race of the slewing ring is bolted to the upper, and the inner race is bolted to the car-body.
Someone with higher social standing
Thus a vicious circle is established: the uppers offer participation, and the lowers, feeling persecuted, withdraw.