to ruck up

Examples

• All

• The soldiers quickly rucked up and moved to the next checkpoint.

• I had to ruck up my clothes quickly.

• It's almost time to ruck up and head out for the expedition.

• Please ruck up your belongings before we leave!

• It's almost time to ruck up and head out for the expedition.

• Please ruck up your belongings before we leave!

• She told everyone to ruck up their stuff before the campfire ended.

Synonyms

M

to move it

vsto ruck up

• Informal

512 6.7

To hurry so you do something faster, often to avoid being late

implies preparing to leave or gathering belongings, not just speeding up

G

to gear up

vsto ruck up

68 3.7

To get ready for an activity by preparing people or equipment

is narrower, stressing rapid personal packing or leaving rather than planning

G

to gather up

vsto ruck up

43 2.1

Bring things together by picking them up with your hands

is about getting ready to move on, not only the physical collection of items

C

to clear the decks

vsto ruck up

• Informal

4 5.7

Finish current tasks and remove problems to prepare for something new

is more about quick personal departure or packing rather than clearing tasks

P

to pack shit

vsto ruck up

• Offensive

1 9.9

To put your things into bags before you travel or move, like clothes and chargers

also covers readying oneself for action beyond just organizing belongings

H

to hussy up

vsto ruck up

• UK

9.7

To hurry and get ready when you need to leave

is about preparing to move on, often by gathering belongings quickly

H

to huckle up

vsto ruck up

• Informal

9.9

Get ready to act with energy and strong focus

focuses more on quick readiness and collecting items before leaving

Antonyms

S

to scatter

110 2.7

To make people or animals move quickly in different directions

How Prepared

to prepare for

487 2.8

to ruck up

• UK

9.4

to pack (one's) bags

2.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology