amp up

verb

to increase
to increase the power or force of (something)
to excite, arouse, or work up (a person, emotions, etc)

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Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso are bound to amp up the Coachella crowd with their captivating kooky energy and … pumped-up pecs?

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"You want to amp up the American presence in the north and its control over those northern reaches," Williams said.

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If you'd like to amp up the richness, a knob or two of butter added directly to the surface of the steak about halfway through the cooking process will help add moisture, color and flavor.

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Eventually settled, the crowd got a series of instructions: Find the fire exits, don’t swear, amp up the enthusiasm.

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Wofford noted that the winds are likely to amp up again Wednesday evening, bringing up to 50-mph gusts.

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