What is another word for Geed?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈiːd] (IPA) 
Geed is a term that is commonly used in horse riding and carriage driving. It is an instruction given to the horse to move forward, accelerate or to pick up speed. The word 'geed' has its roots in the Old English language where it meant to urge or excite. There are different ways to say 'geed', depending on the region or culture. Some synonyms for 'geed' include 'hup', 'trot', 'giddy-up', 'move on', 'go', 'let's go', 'let's ride', 'ride on', 'forward', 'onward', and 'advance'. These terms can be used interchangeably with 'geed' to give instructions to the horse.
