hit up

After intermission they come sneakin' in by twos and threes to hit up their cigarettes.

I reckon we had better try an' hit up a leetle livelier gait.

Ye might hit up a little on the Pinto hoss—he ain't harmin' ye.

I was only hit up the other night because I was so surprised.

I've been fighting the temptation to hit up Paris ever since I've been over this time.

I had to get home, just the same, so I faced about and hit up a pace for the hotel.

Hit up your old ice wagon, and I'll hitch on behind that far.

It was pitiful, and there was so I much of it, but I only hardened my heart and hit up the pace.

As the freight got out of Philadelphia she began to hit up speed.

I saw them look back at me several times, but they did not hit up their speed any.