Gee up

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verb

An expression used to urge a horse to move faster or start moving.

The jockey yelled 'gee up' to make his horse speed up.
Visual representation of "gee up" - An expression used to urge a horse to move faster or start moving.

Often appears as...

  • gee up
  • horse

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Colloquial

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Visual representation of "gee up"
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Equestrian Command

Primarily used with horses, reflecting an equestrian background.

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The rider shouted 'gee up' and the horse picked up pace.
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Encouraging Movement

Used to signal start of movement or increase in speed, like pressing an accelerator.

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Seeing the path clear, the farmer urged, 'gee up' and the horse trotted forward.
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Old-fashioned Tone

Sounds traditional or old-timey; not commonly used in modern urban settings.

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In the historical play, characters said 'gee up' to seem authentic.
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