Meanings of upsettin in English

It's folk like the 'smith yonder, or Orrin Green, the upsettin' body.

Comes galamphin' into the room, kickin' a couple of footstools and upsettin' things promiscuous.

No, yer right there, Mr. Blake, and it's the idee o' loneliness that's upsettin' me!

I daresay I hae nae all the charity I might hae for them, the upsettin' bodies.

Thinkin' of upsettin' Jethro, be you?

This conversation is headin' in a direction what might be upsettin' to the ears of an innocent like myself.

To me, "You're upsettin' my work."

I can't have none of those fine ladies comin' a botherin' around me, carryin' off my things or upsettin' 'em.

You try upsettin' the Hennage apple-cart one o' these bright days, an' there'll be a rush order for a new tombstone.

Did ye 'ear 'im say that they'd be upsettin' my opinions?-Eh?-Ludloveyou, sir, but you do say some queer things.

Gentlemen like the Judge, or like Mr Greenleaf here, will sit and bide the minister's time; but upsettin' bodies such as I could name-

Things will come out all right, and it ain't no use upsettin' every thing and bein' so darned uncomfortable, answered Mr. Wilkins with unusual energy.

"What d'ye want to come back 'ere for, upsettin' Jin like this'n?"

Thinkin' of upsettin' Jethro?

"Jewelry seems to be mighty upsettin'," Y.D.

But it were upsettin', and Jim and me did 'ope when we was moved to Mrs. Larkins's that we had a better time in store.