Sentence examples for button up from inspiring English sources

"button up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean "fasten the buttons on your clothes." For example, "He buttoned up his shirt before going outside."

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button up

verb

To fasten with a button or buttons.

  • Button up your shirt cuff. It has come undone

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"Goddammit, Lee, button up and get downstairs!" Lee rubbed his golden eyes and palmed his curls.

I don't need to button up any more.

Pull your belly button up towards your spine.

Have your top button up and your collar down.

Don't hold the button up to someone's hair.

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If you are a man, choose khakis, a button up, or a nice polo.

A black button-up shirt.

Blazers, button-up shirts, tweed, front-pleated trousers, oxford shoes.

He wore a button-up oxford shirt and corduroy pants.

It's been 20 years of the black button-up.

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