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Definition of
get-up noun
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
get-up
noun
/ˈɡet ʌp/
/ˈɡet ʌp/
(old-fashioned, informal)
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a set of clothes, especially strange or unusual ones
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get up
get up as
get up to
get-up-and-go
noun
get caught up in
get done up
get up
get washed up
get something
up
get up to something
get up | get somebody up
get up on the wrong side of the bed
glam up | be/get glammed up
get caught up in something
get yourself/somebody up as something
get it up
be/get tensed up
get up/pick up steam
get up somebody’s nose
be/get (all) riled up
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Phrasal verbs
get up
get something
up
get up to something
get up | get somebody up
glam up | be/get glammed up
get caught up in something
get yourself/somebody up as something
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Idioms
get it up
be/get tensed up
get up/pick up steam
get up somebody’s nose
be/get (all) riled up
get/put somebody’s back up
be/get up with the lark
be/get mixed up in something
be/get mixed up with somebody
have/get a leg-up on somebody
get/have the wind up (about something)
be/get (all) steamed up (about/over something)
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Nearby words
the Gettysburg Address
get up
phrasal verb
get-up
noun
get-up-and-go
noun
get up as
phrasal verb
previously
adverb
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