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What does giddy up means?

"Giddy up" is a command given to a horse to make it start running or move faster.

Here's a breakdown:

* Giddy: In this context, it's not about being dizzy or lightheaded. It's an old-fashioned word meaning lively or spirited.

* Up: This simply means to move forward or accelerate.

So, "giddy up" essentially means "move with spirit and speed."

It's a common phrase used in western movies and literature, and it's also a fun way to encourage someone to hurry up!

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