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giddyup
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gid·dy·up  (gd-p) also gid·dy·ap (-p, -p) or gid·dap (g-dp, -dp)
interj.
Used to command a horse to go ahead or go at a faster pace.
[Alteration of get up.]


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You have done "quiet and restful" to death--it is time to giddyap.
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