hurry-up
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hur·ry-up
(hûr'ē-ŭp', hŭr'-)
adj.
Carried out as rapidly as possible, especially in the final minutes of a football game: a hurry-up offense.
adj.
Carried out as rapidly as possible, especially in the final minutes of a football game: a hurry-up offense.
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hurry-up
adjective
- Designed to meet emergency needs as quickly as possible: Informal crash, rush. See fast/slow/velocity.
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