giddyap
imperative verb
gid·dy·ap
ˌgi-dē-ˈap 
-ˈəp
-ˈəp
variants
or giddyup
or less commonly giddap
gi-ˈdap
-ˈdep
—a command (as to a horse) to go ahead or go faster
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The Cyrus family might be in shambles, but Miley Cyrus has two country stars who can take her in and a horse to giddyap with.
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giddyap
imperative verb
gid·dy·ap
ˌgid-ē-ˈap
variants
or giddyup
—used as a command to a horse to go ahead or go faster
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