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eh upNorthern English Used as a greeting, to express surprise, or to attract someone’s attention: eh up, I’m talking to you!...- Multicultural tourists will gaze at us and our quaint buildings and cobbled streets from the tops of buses as we shuffle along with heavy shopping unable to pay parking fees, ignoring shouts of ‘eh up Yorkshire puddings.’
- ‘Eh up young 'uns!’ they used to yell, as we staggered away
- Eh up, look at Gladys. Wonder what mischief she's up to.
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