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Definitions from WordNet

Noun getup has 1 sense
  1. outfit, getup, rig, turnout - a set of clothing (with accessories); "his getup was exceedingly elegant"
    --1 is a kind of attire, garb, dress
    --1 has particulars: bib-and-tucker; ensemble; playsuit; trousseau
    Derived form: verb get up6

Definitions from the Web

Term: getup

Definition:

1. (noun) A person's outfit or clothing.
2. (noun) A deceptive or artificial appearance.
3. (noun) A state of arousal or excitement.
4. (verb) To dress up or put on clothing.
5. (verb) To rise from a lying or sitting position.
6. (verb) To cause someone to become motivated or excited.

Examples:

Noun (Outfit):

- She always had a unique and stylish getup for every occasion.
- His getup for the party was a black suit with a bowtie.

Noun (Deceptive Appearance):

- Despite his serious getup, he was actually a very fun and friendly person.
- The clown's colorful getup hid his true identity.

Noun (State of Arousal):

- The loud noise caused a sudden getup in the crowd.
- The team's victory led to a wild getup of celebration.

Verb (Dress up):

- She took her time to getup in her favorite dress for the special occasion.
- He had to quickly getup in his uniform before the game started.

Verb (Rise):

- After a good night's sleep, she slowly gotup from the bed.
- The elderly man struggled to getup from the chair without assistance.

Verb (Motivate):

- The coach's pep talk certainly gotup the team before the match.
- The inspiring speech gotup the entire audience, filling them with enthusiasm.

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