Hit up for
phrasal verb
To ask someone for something, like money or help.
I hit up my brother for some cash until payday.

Often appears as...
- hit up for money
- hit up for help
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
phrasal verb
To ask someone for something, like money or help.
I hit up my brother for some cash until payday.

Often appears as...
- hit up for money
- hit up for help
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
Definition 1 of 1

Informal Usage
The phrase is casual and might be considered too relaxed in formal or professional settings.

I wouldn't hit up my boss for a loan; it's too informal.
Direct Approach
Using this phrase implies directly asking for what you want without beating around the bush.

Just hit me up for the notes if you missed the lecture.
Casual Relationships
It is commonly used among friends or peers rather than with strangers or superiors.

I hit up my classmate for some advice on the assignment.
Informal Usage
The phrase is casual and might be considered too relaxed in formal or professional settings.

I wouldn't hit up my boss for a loan; it's too informal.
Direct Approach
Using this phrase implies directly asking for what you want without beating around the bush.

Just hit me up for the notes if you missed the lecture.
Casual Relationships
It is commonly used among friends or peers rather than with strangers or superiors.

I hit up my classmate for some advice on the assignment.
Informal Usage
The phrase is casual and might be considered too relaxed in formal or professional settings.

I wouldn't hit up my boss for a loan; it's too informal.
Direct Approach
Using this phrase implies directly asking for what you want without beating around the bush.

Just hit me up for the notes if you missed the lecture.
Casual Relationships
It is commonly used among friends or peers rather than with strangers or superiors.

I hit up my classmate for some advice on the assignment.
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