We closed rapidly as I brought the gee up to three.

Gee up!' she repeated but it was no good, the horse stood still.

Gee up, my little father on the right!"

She heard a 'Gee up! there,' and then the cab was rolling over the cobbles.

Tony wasn't impressed a little bit, but a little, a little gee up and we were away again.

'Gee up now,' she cried, clicking her tongue at the old mare.

To gee up and gaddy-up is to urge onward.

And so whenever she got up in a merry mood she would shout "Gee up!"

"Gee up, put yer backs into it, me beauties!"

Then raising her voice: "Now then, gee up!

"Now, do gee up, Strawberry," he said.

At another meeting in the open air he spoke from a cart and was tumbled when a member of the proletariat told the horse to Gee up.

Old Nathan sighed and said, "Gee up, mule.

Ariel only said "Gee up!"

"Seen Charlie Gee up there?

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"Then gee up, my turtle-doves!"

"Gee up, Lusignan, you great coward!

Legend also has it that the smugglers' ponies were taught to respond to the commands "whoa" and "gee up" in the reverse sense of the words.

'Good boy there, gee up!'

"Gee up, you mules!"

Gee up, girly!"

'Come on there, Daisy lass' or, 'Gee up a bit, Gracie'.

'Gee up, Tigger,' he cried.