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giddyap
verb imperative gid·dy·ap \ˌgi-dē-ˈap, -ˈəp\
Definition of GIDDYAP
—a command (as to a horse) to go ahead or go faster
Variants of GIDDYAP
gid·dy·ap or gid·dy·up \-ˈəp\ also gid·dap \gi-ˈdap, -ˈdep\
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Origin of GIDDYAP
alteration of get up
First Known Use: circa 1897
Rhymes with GIDDYAP
afterclap, baseball cap, beat the rap, blasting cap, body wrap, booby trap, contour map, cradle cap, gangsta rap, gimme cap, gingersnap, handicap, inky cap, medigap, on the map, overlap, photomap, rattletrap, relief map, service cap, shoulder strap, spinal tap, stocking cap, thinking cap, thunderclap, Tonle Sap, tourist trap, water gap, weather map, wentletrap
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