How to pronounce “find another gear”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic, sports) To suddenly achieve an extra burst of athletic performance, especially after a sustained period of competitive exertion.
• (idiomatic, by extension) To achieve enhanced performance.

Practice Nearby Words

go through the gears, hit the gas, move through the gears, shift gears, change up, click into gear, up one's game, put the pedal to the metal, upgear, outcycle, lift one's game, rev up, put pedal to the metal, hit the accelerator, gun it, one up, upshift, hit one's stride, gee up, gather pace, stretch, bump up, go hard, gain on, pick up the pace, raise one's game, play up, juice up, ramp up, gain, step on the gas, goose up, put the pedal to the medal, jump, attack, pick up speed, outhustle, outdrive, gather steam, outstunt, outbike, gain one's spurs, outcharge, roll back the years, make time, pull up one's socks, outsprint, forge, crank, put spurs to, feel the burn, spurt, spike up, turbocharge, supe up, sweat out, go at it, get a run on, pound out, surge, speed up, motor, kick, outspeed, hop up, run up, kick off, go for gold, accelerate, guts out, tear up the pea patch, go one better, jock off, outfly, flare up, shift, outpace, get a leg up, hammer, outrace, give, turn up the heat, race out of the traps, keep the pace, put a shift in, kick up, ratchet up, outcatch, sprint, gearshift, upsurge, bang, overshift, growth spurt, get one up on, hurry, jog on, overgo, urge, fuel up

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