get-up

[get-uhp] /ˈgɛtˌʌp/
noun
1.

getup

[get-uhp] /ˈgɛtˌʌp/
noun, Informal.
1.
costume; outfit:
Everyone will stare at you if you wear that getup.
2.
arrangement or format; style:
the getup of a new cookbook.
Also, get-up.
Origin
1825-35; noun use of verb phrase get up
Examples from the web for getup
  • The creature inside this getup seems game but arthritic and perplexed.
  • Recently, the selection of different costumes has improved, but it's still difficult to find a great getup.
  • Whether the design was inspired or abhorrent, credit had to be given for the uniqueness of the getup.
  • The authors have skillfully made a selection of topics aimed at helping the beginner getup to speed.
  • When anyone of the three wished to have another beer, he would getup and remove it from the refrigerator.
  • They can lose speed on long or steep hills and it may take longer for these vehicles to getup to speed when they enter traffic.
Slang definitions & phrases for getup

get-up

noun
  1. The end of a prison term (1925+ Underworld)
  2. ress; costume and grooming: Why the fancy get-up today? (1861+)