Definition of Six-up

Six-up

noun - plural

• From old geezer: a six-up referred to a six horse hitch, usually a stagecoach. Likewise a four-up for a four horse team.

  Last edited on Jan 03 2025. Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 03 2025.

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