When I asked my parents what something meant, they often said, “Look it up.” Dutifully, I would look it up in one of our dictionaries or in our encyclopedia.
Yesterday in group, I told somebody who was wearing a hat that it was Hat Day and then I said, “Look it up.”
Last night I asked this question on Twitter; if you don’t believe me, look it up.
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I’ve been including photos and other images in these daily blog posts for more than thirteen years. If you doubt me, look it up.
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Chances are that I will cite one of those holidays and observances today and then say, “Look it up.” When I say “look it up,” I mean “I’m telling you the truth and there’s evidence that I don’t lie” (unlike the people in power in the USA).
Here’s what I find when I look up “look it up” on YouTube:
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I’m always grateful to you and if you don’t believe that, you could look it up!
