hold-ups
SayHOHLD-upsUS/ˈhoʊld ˌʌps/UK/ˈhəʊld ˌʌps/
- 1Plural of hold-up. Use it when you mean more than one hold-up.
There were a few hold-ups at the airport, so we got home late.
The police are looking into two hold-ups at gas stations last night.
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- 2Women's stockings that stay up by themselves, with no straps to hold them.
She bought a pair of black hold-ups for the party.
These hold-ups keep slipping down when I walk.
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hold-ups is a form of hold up
hold up, noun: A delay, or a time when you have to wait. Full entry
- Forms
- hold uphold-ups plural
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