1) (to make) a quick movement up and down (bob)
2) (of levels, prices etc) to move up and down (fluctuate)
3) two lengths of wood, metal or rope, with crosspieces (called rungs), used to climb up and down (ladder)
4) (to cause a person, thing) to rise up; an electrical compartment in a building that moves up and down from one floor to another (lift)
5) (to cause something, oneself) to move from side to side, up and down etc (shake)
6) (to cause something) to move from side to side or up and down (wag)
7) (to cause something) to move from side to side or up and down (waggle)
8) a long ridge of water, especially on the sea, curling over and breaking on the shore; a steady increase and spread; a group of wavelengths used for radio broadcast; to move to and from, up and down (wave)
contrary to rules, to what is normal and established
random, variable
exactly; to find the essential or basic cause or reason of (something)
vertical
a worker who fits and repairs water pipes
vertical
right through; in every part; from end to end
during the whole of