lifted

Lifted is the past tense and past participle of the verb lift, meaning to raise something from a lower position to a higher one, or to carry something upward. It can also describe the state of having been raised or carried away.

In slang, “lifted” means stolen, a usage common in British English and some other varieties.

In science and engineering, lift refers to the aerodynamic force that supports an aircraft in flight; “lifted” objects are those that have been raised by such force or by another lifting mechanism.

In mathematics and computer science, lifting describes a process that moves structures to a higher level; a lifted map or path is one that corresponds to a base object via a projection or covering map.

In culture, "Lifted" is the title of a 2006 Pixar short film about a novice alien attempting to abduct a human.

Several songs and albums have the title "Lifted," a usage that often connotes elevation, release, or uplift.

See also lift, uplift, lifting.