"Giddap," he called.

The farmer slapped the reins over the horse's flank, jerked them abruptly and murmured a hoarse "Giddap!"

Perhaps the old horse knew he was getting near the end of his journey for, contrary to expectation, he did "giddap" with a jerk which nearly unseated the doctor and caused a flicker of mild surprise to flit across the sad one's face.

"Giddap there!" said Sharon.

Steady now, boy! Giddap!"

Dites 'whoa,' et ils arrêteront, et quand vous dites 'Giddap,' ils marcheront bien.

At which Charles obediently practised "Whoa!" and "Giddap!" while we felt ourselves pulled up and started off, as the object-lesson demanded, but amid shrieks of laughter which quite upset Charles's dignity.

Giddap, youthus-and-so!

"When yuh come to them complicated ones that you can crawl behind the wheel and set your boot on a button and holler giddap and she'll start off in a lope, I don't know about it.