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Definition of the day : « scare up »
- As in assemble : verb congregate
- As in accumulate : verb gather or amass something
- As in acquire : verb obtain or receive
- As in collect : verb accumulate, come together
- As in convene : verb bring together; meet
- As in earn : verb make money
- As in amass : verb gather, accumulate
- As in find : verb catch sight of, lay hands on
- As in gather : verb come or bring together
- As in group : verb bring together
- As in herd : verb gather; shepherd
- Couldn't you scare up some bread and butter for me from that tea?
- Extract from : « One Day More » by Joseph Conrad
- Yes, mamma, and let us take Julio to scare up some partridges.
- Extract from : « Strong as Death » by Guy de Maupassant
- So scare up all the cards you can, and bring out your army of scissors.
- Extract from : « The Art of Amusing » by Frank Bellew
- I have to go round there every day and scare up news, he said.
- Extract from : « Joan of the Journal » by Helen Diehl Olds
- How would it be to scare up a hunt to-morrow, and get a lot of these chaps to help?
- Extract from : « A Frontier Mystery » by Bertram Mitford
- We'll scare up a conductor here somewhere; if we can't, I'll be your conductor.
- Extract from : « Held for Orders » by Frank H. Spearman
- Nance, I have some biscuit and fudge in my grip, if you could scare up some tea.
- Extract from : « Molly Brown's Post-Graduate Days » by Nell Speed
- Christmas Eve and all, it does really appear as if they might scare up a cow.
- Extract from : « The Wooing of Calvin Parks » by Laura E. Richards
- Where can you scare up names like them among your mudsill folks?
- Extract from : « The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. IX., March, 1862., No. LIII. » by Various
- One o' their number volunteered to go and scare up the buck.
- Extract from : « A Man for the Ages » by Irving Bacheller