(transitive) To sweep up (a mess) thoroughly with a broom. / (dated, of a length of wood) To strike (a length of wood) repeatedly such that the top of it becomes frayed and worn.

Alternative form of alley oop

(dated) To pull (something) up by the roots; to uproot.

(intransitive) To get drunk on wine.

(transitive) To properly shoe a horse.

To put on or be dressed in a sweater; to be bundled up in clothes including a sweater.

simple past tense and past participle of queue up

present participle of queue up

present participle of queue up

first-rate; excellent