hup

/hʌp/
interjection
  1. A command used to urge a horse or other animal to move forward or to start moving.
    • With a sharp 'hup,' the farmer got the oxen pulling the plow again.
    • She whispered 'hup' softly, and the pony moved forward at a walk.
    • The rider called 'hup!' and the horse began to trot.
  2. A rhythmic exclamation used in marching or exercise to coordinate movement or maintain tempo.
    • The children chanted 'hup, hup, hup' while jumping rope in the playground.
    • During the workout, the instructor counted 'hup, hup, hup' to keep everyone moving together.
    • The drill sergeant shouted 'hup, two, three, four' as the soldiers marched in step.
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