Many teen-aged boys like to drive souped-up cars.
The basketball team won the last five games with souped-up plays.
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Souped Up — «Souped Up» Canción de Michael Giacchino Álbum Ratatouille Soundtrack Publicación 26 de junio de 2007 Grabación … Wikipedia Español
souped-up — adj a souped up car has been made more powerful … Dictionary of contemporary English
souped-up — [ ,supt ʌp ] adjective INFORMAL made faster or more powerful or effective: a souped up engine … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
souped-up — adjective informal increase the power and efficiency of an engine. ↘make something more elaborate or impressive. → soup souped up adjective informal increase the power and efficiency of an engine. → soup … English new terms dictionary
souped-up — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: from past participle of soup up, v. 1. : augmented in power or efficiency souped up outboards have given new zoom to the water ski business Newsweek racing … at 100 miles per hour in souped up jalopies Information… … Useful english dictionary
souped-up — {adj.}, {informal} More powerful or faster because of changes and additions. * /Many teen aged boys like to drive souped up cars./ * /The basketball team won the last five games with souped up plays./ … Dictionary of American idioms
souped-up — {adj.}, {informal} More powerful or faster because of changes and additions. * /Many teen aged boys like to drive souped up cars./ * /The basketball team won the last five games with souped up plays./ … Dictionary of American idioms
souped-up — adjective a souped up car has been made more powerful, especially by adding special parts to the engine: a souped up Mustang … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
souped up — mod. made more powerful. □ That souped up car of John’s sure makes a lot of noise. □ Why do all cars driven by males under the age of twenty have to be souped up? … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
souped-up — changing and adding something to make it more powerful or faster He bought a souped up car when he was a teenager … Idioms and examples
