hop to it

1. Begin to do something quickly and energetically, as in We've got to hop to it and get our shopping done. [Colloquial; first half of 1900s]

Example Sentences

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said the fire that destroyed almost 1,000 homes and damaged hundreds more stands as a warning: “When you get a pre-evac or evacuation notice, hop to it.”

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So in January, some 100,000 employees at major corporations across New York City got a message from their bosses: If they wanted a say in who runs the city after Mayor Bill de Blasio leaves office, they had best hop to it.

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HOP TO IT Compared with my friends, I’m a pretty early riser.

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The beta is only available for a limited time, so hop to it if you want to memorialize a video “in the same permanent way as a framed photograph.”

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Its main feature is a proposed state constitutional amendment that would require local governments to hop to it on homelessness.

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Related Words

• come through 
• get going