hop up



hop something up

Sl. to make a machine, especially a car, run extra fast or give it extra power. He will take that junk heap home and hop it up. He spent nearly every evening hopping up his old car.
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hop up (to someone or something)

[for an animal] to come close to someone or something by hopping. The bunny hopped up to me and just sat there. It hopped up and stared.
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hop up

v. Slang
To stimulate someone with or as if with a drug. Used chiefly in the passive: The drug addicts were hopped up on cocaine.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Wynne (2)WINEnglish (Rare)
Brendan['brendən]
Livingston['liviʒstən]
Adisa-Western African, Yoruba
RosÁLiaroo-ZA-lyəPortuguese
LommÁN-Irish