Spark up
verb
To start or ignite something, such as flame, fire, or a discussion.
We can spark up the grill in the afternoon.

Often appears as...
- spark up a conversation
- spark up the fireplace
verb
To light a cigarette, or any other smoking material.
He stepped outside to spark up a cigarette.

Often appears as...
- spark up a joint
- spark up a pipe
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Idiomatic
verb
To bring a new interest or energy to something.
Her ideas helped to spark up our project.

Often appears as...
- spark up enthusiasm
- spark up interest
verb
To start or ignite something, such as flame, fire, or a discussion.
We can spark up the grill in the afternoon.

Often appears as...
- spark up a conversation
- spark up the fireplace
verb
To light a cigarette, or any other smoking material.
He stepped outside to spark up a cigarette.

Often appears as...
- spark up a joint
- spark up a pipe
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Idiomatic
verb
To bring a new interest or energy to something.
Her ideas helped to spark up our project.

Often appears as...
- spark up enthusiasm
- spark up interest
Definition 1 of 3

Igniting Discussions
Used metaphorically to describe the initiation of lively talks.

The debate team can spark up some heated arguments.
Starting Activities
Refers to the beginning of activities with enthusiasm or excitement.

Let's spark up this party with some music!
Figurative Usage
Often used figuratively rather than literally to start something.

He decided to spark up a new hobby.
Igniting Discussions
Used metaphorically to describe the initiation of lively talks.

The debate team can spark up some heated arguments.
Starting Activities
Refers to the beginning of activities with enthusiasm or excitement.

Let's spark up this party with some music!
Figurative Usage
Often used figuratively rather than literally to start something.

He decided to spark up a new hobby.
Igniting Discussions
Used metaphorically to describe the initiation of lively talks.

The debate team can spark up some heated arguments.
Starting Activities
Refers to the beginning of activities with enthusiasm or excitement.

Let's spark up this party with some music!
Figurative Usage
Often used figuratively rather than literally to start something.

He decided to spark up a new hobby.
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