"↑" meaning in English

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Etymology: Borrowed from Japanese ↑. Etymology templates: {{bor|en|ja|↑}} Japanese ↑ Head templates: {{head|en|symbol}} ↑
  1. (Japan, slang) Used to denote an unusually high intonation. Tags: Japan, slang

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