Australian English Meaning of pepping (up)
cheering (up)
Other Australian English words related to cheering (up)
- stimulating
- amping (up)
- Encouraging
- Jazz
- enlivening
- zipping (up)
- activating
- animating
- arousing
- awakening
- bracing
- cheering
- driving
- electrifying
- energising
- enlivening
- exciting
- flipping
- sacking
- inspiring
- invigorating
- lifting
- motivating
- propelling
- provoking
- quickening
- Recreational
- reviving
- Stirring
- strengthening
- vitalising
- vivifying
- juicing up
- Jump-starting
- sparking
- spiking
- trigger
- waking up
- whipping (up)
- abetting
- actuating
- awakening
- boosting
- buoyant
- charging
- Emboldening
- kindling
- fermenting
- fomenting
- galvanizing
- compelling
- inciting
- inflamed
- infusion
- inciting
- kindling
- moving
- raising
- rally
- refreshing
- regenerating
- renewal
- rousing
- inflamed
- motivating
- reawakening
- invigorating
- restimulating
- resurrecting
- setting off
- turning on
- damping
- Damping
- deadening
- debilitating
- drainage
- boring
- exhausting
- harassing
- weakening
- Wearing
- burning out
- doing in
- knocking out
- undermining
- Washing out
- worn out
- checking
- kerb
- enervating
- weakening
- tiring
- inhibiting
- quelling
- quenching
- repressive
- restraining
- sapping
- slowing
- Stunting
- tiring
- knockout
- suppressing
- tiring (out)
- daunting
- demoralising
- disheartening
- disheartening
- bullying
- jaundiced
- stilling
Nearest Words of pepping (up)
Definitions and Meaning of pepping (up) in English
pepping (up)
to cause (someone or something) to become more lively or active, to become more lively or active
FAQs About the word pepping (up)
cheering (up)
to cause (someone or something) to become more lively or active, to become more lively or active
stimulating,amping (up),Encouraging,Jazz,enlivening,zipping (up),activating,animating,arousing,awakening
damping,Damping,deadening,debilitating,drainage,boring,exhausting,harassing,weakening,Wearing
pepped (up) => perked (up), pep (up) => cheer up, peons => peasants, peones => pawns, peonages => peonages,
