Dec 14, 2004 · Upsot appears in two 19th century poems which indicate that it means "turned over" (upset physically). Check out the use of "upsot" at http://www.bartleby.com/248/728.html …

Mar 17, 2013 · ‘Package’: a journalist’s TV report. PTC: ‘piece to camera’- the reporter is in vision and speaking to the camera. SOT: ‘sound on tape’. ‘Grab’/ ‘clip’- interview on tape. UPSOT: …

Nov 2, 2022 · Upsot means something that is upturned or capsized. Upsot is also British slang that means drunkard. The word upsot is used in the song, Jingle Bells.

Dec 30, 2024 · A 19th century contrivance to add rhyme and wit, likely intended as a parody of southern U.S. dialect.

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Dec 24, 2017 · I have never heard 'upsot' - I know a sot is a drunkard, ie a habitual drunk, not just drunk at the present moment. It sounds like a pun on upset' - tipped up, overturned, spilled …

Aug 6, 2001 · The world of TV has a language of its own but what does it all mean. For example, FRV, ENG, D-CART - what does all this mean? Help

Dec 22, 2011 · 'upsot' is the archaic past participle of 'upset', meaning "capsized". It was also slang for "drunk or intoxicated", ('sot' = habitual drunkard).

upsot (third-person singular simple present upsots, present participle upsotting, simple past and past participle upsot) ( poetic ) Alternative form of upset ( poetic , transitive ) To tip or overturn …

Glossary of television production terminology. Fade up sound on tape. Instruction to controller to raise audio levels. OR The raising of the tape sound during editing or live broadcasting. (“Up …

SOT: stands for 'sound on tape.' a short clip of your interviewee usually between 5-15 seconds. UPSOT: The sound of something other than your interviewee. In this case, the students …

Oct 11, 2019 · BBC specific terms I can think of are: OOV (out of vision) (everyone else calls these VOs, underlays, or overlays) CSO (colour separation overlay) (everyone else calls this …

Jun 28, 2023 · From its usage, it's clear that the word upsot means "overturned" or "upset." The word appears in a short story called "Out of Bondage" published in a July, 1897 issue of The …

Dec 14, 2010 · UPSOT (or UPSOF, UPSOVT) is an audio clip on a Video Tape where the presenter's voice is heard, but pictures of something else are shown. OT = Off Tape, OVT = …

Dec 13, 2016 · Only the first and familiar verse of the song is heard and usually repeated several times: A sleighing song tonight! In one unfamiliar verse, the rider and his guest, a woman …

Dec 17, 2021 · When “Jingle Bells” was written in 1857, “upsot” meant literally to capsize or get turned over. It also meant to become upset. Let’s tackle the strange word “Yule.”

Dec 20, 2021 · When “Jingle Bells” was written in 1857, “upsot” meant, literally, to capsize or get turned over. It also meant to become upset. Let’s tackle the strange word “Yule.”

upsot: Alternative form of <xref>upset</xref>.