rock up

verb

1. informal.
   intr, adverb to arrive late or unannounced

Example Sentences

Were Oasis to rock up at Worthy Farm, it would fall in late June, before they set off on the opening UK leg of their world tour in July.

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Despite what's been a pretty miserable campaign, Aberdeen rock up at Hampden on Saturday for the third time.

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"That sounds like pushing the same rock up a mountain. But we don't want the shops to evolve to small houses and sheds."

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It's a phrase that will come to the minds of many when Europe-chasing Kilmarnock rock up at relegation-fearing Aberdeen on Saturday.

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My dream acting role would be a Disney princess - I know that would rock up the world.

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