get-up-and-go
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Definition(s):
- (n) enterprising or ambitious drive
Synonym(s)
Usage(s):
- All in all, a buffalo wallowing in mud doesn't exactly portend a get-up-and-go kind of year.
- All you need is a portable phone, a plausible angle and some get-up-and-go, and you are all set to enjoy the best of times.
- Emerson must be held blameless for the fact that his exaltations on individual get-up-and-go have ended, in the fullness of time, by producing George Steinbrenner.
Quotes
- "There was no get-up-and-go," Wagner said. "That can't happen."on Apr 30, 2008 By: Billy Wagner Source: USA Today
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