1. A command or exclamation used to urge a horse to move forward or go faster.
Usage: informal; often used in Western or rural contexts

1. To urge a horse forward by saying 'giddyap'.
Usage: informal; transitive or intransitive

Examples

• The cowboy shouted 'Giddyap!' and the horse bolted forward.
• She giddyapped the horse down the trail.
• Giddyap, let's get moving!
• The rider giddyapped his mount toward the barn.
• The children played cowboys and kept saying giddyap to their toy horses.
• Giddyap, partner—we're running late!