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pepper-upper
[ pep-er-uhp-er ]
noun
- something, as a food, beverage, or pill, that provides a quick but temporary period of energy and alertness.
- something added to food to relieve blandness.
- an experience that increases enthusiasm or zeal, as a pep talk.
Word History and Origins
Origin of pepper-upper1
Example Sentences
Could a mouse-dissolving, toddler pepper-upper be the last, best hope for the GOP? @thelarrydoyle Doyle's latest book, Deliriously Happy and Other Bad Thoughts, was published in November 2011.
Lewis’s consecutive-starts streak ends at 57 today because of a toe injury, but the injury didn’t prevent him from giving his usual pregame pepper-upper speech.
So, taking a hint from one of its old commercials, Dr Pepper has been looking for a friendly pepper-upper.
And like Rose he grew wealthy with shrewd investments, a high salary and the willingness to endorse a variety store of products: cigars, cigarettes, overcoats, underwear, suspenders and a pepper-upper called Nuxated Iron.
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