Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
giddyap
interjection
/ˈɡɪd.i.æp/
Definition
a command used to urge a horse to move faster, similar to saying ‘go on’ or ‘let’s get going.’
Examples
- As the horse began to trot, the rider shouted, ‘Giddyap!’ to encourage it to run faster.
- When the group was ready to leave, someone called out, ‘Giddyap, let’s hit the road!’
- The farmer yelled ‘giddyap’ to get his team moving swiftly across the field.
Meaning
The term ‘giddyap’ is often associated with riding or driving horses, signaling them to pick up speed. It can also convey excitement or eagerness in a more colloquial context.
Synonyms
- hurry up
- let’s go
- move along
