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perked up

ADJECTIVE
  1. made or become more cheerful or lively
    his attention made her feel all perked up

How To Use perked up In A Sentence

  • She perked up when her boyfriend arrived.
  • Cooked until caramelized, the vegetables are perked up by the addition of ripe cherry tomatoes and the small fresh mozzarella rounds called bocconcini, which melt into the hot pasta. SFGate: Top News Stories
  • After the keynote speech, anyone with half a brain perked up and took notice. Matthew Yglesias » Times Change
  • A vegetable stew can be perked up with a dash of chilli sauce.
  • You've perked up since this morning.
  • A vegetable stew can be perked up with a dash of chilli sauce.
  • The dog perked up its ears at the sound of its master's return.
  • Another factor was the drop in prices, especially for entry-level products, which has perked up purchases by small and medium enterprises and homes.
  • She perked up as soon as I mentioned that Charles was coming to dinner.
  • But I've latterly perked up at a resurgence of his zingier side, alerted by a fellow aficionado to a recent Fashion Diary from Paris, in which he likens Ingrid Sischy, self-described as "triste" and yapping haplessly for Karl Lagerfeld after the Chanel show, to a baby seal stranded on an ice floe. role as a one man Walk of the Town, feeling for the worn seams of the city's public facades that betray its private dilemmas. Emdashes
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