| RAISED | Brought up to a higher level, say (6) |
| AVOCADO | Dull green eggs brought up to a director in firm (7) |
| PROMOTION | Is in favour of growth, to step up to a higher grade (9) |
| ELEVATED | Raised up to a higher place in the pecking order (8) |
| TURNUP | Appear by chance, say, to go to a higher level (4,2) |
| SUPPLY | Furnish arch crossing to a higher level with parking (6) |
| UPWARD | Leading to a higher level (6) |
| OPENUP | Unlock the door, for a start, getting to a higher level (4,2) |
| ASCEND | Go to a higher level |
| BURNUP | Instance of driving fast stream to a higher level |
| STUPOR | Goes off climbing, keeping to a higher level in sort of fog? |
| UPHILL | University fellow stretched, evidently, to a higher level |
| STEPUP | Move to a higher level (4,2) |
| PEEKED | Looked quickly and reached the highest level, say (6) |
| NORIA | Device that uses a series of buckets on a wheel to raise water to a higher level |
| DISASSEMBLE | In programming, to ____ is to translate from machine code to a higher-level language |
| STEP | A pace that may take one to a higher level (4) |
| BOUNDUP | Connected with a leap to a higher level |
| ELEVATE | Raise one to a higher level in a lift, perhaps (7) |
| RAISE | Bring to a higher level in a nursery, for example? (5) |
