"voiced up" is not a correct or generally accepted part of the English language.
It does not have an accepted meaning.
"Keep your voice up, Olga".
Prince pitches his voice up until he really is your girlfriend.
Typically, the show's nuggets of wisdom were dispensed from a disembodied voice up above.
"You have a melody, a pretty singing voice up in there, and then you have your hard, thugged-out, voice".
At one point, Mr. Farage ratcheted his voice up with the gusto normally reserved for an applause line.
Mr. Dolan did as he was told: he worked on getting his voice up to a higher tessitura.
The actor put in months of lessons in an attempt to bring his voice up to standard.
He said "the tutors at [the Royal Northern College of Music] said they'll be able to train my voice up again.
Only warm your voice up for five minutes before your performance to avoid strain.
Set your mouth and voice up for speaking the words, but sing them instead.
Move the pitch of your voice up and down the scale as a siren until you match the desired pitch.
