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belt up
verb
- slang.to become or cause to become silent; stop talking: often used in the imperative
- to fasten with or by a belt, esp a seat belt
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Mr Bukhari and his wife weren’t as badly injured because they were belted up.
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"We just have to tighten our belts up so we can still afford to bring him here."
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I remember getting a lot of Looney Tunes oversized T-shirts — whenever we talk about throwback T-shirts, that was always one — and baggy pants that I had to belt up.
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The Liverpudlian puts his WBA world super-middleweight title up for grabs in San Antonio and with the vacant WBC belt up for grabs too, the winner will hold two of the four belts at 168lbs.
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It is barely conceivable that tens of thousands of drivers and passengers make the decision each day not to belt up.
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