Hit up
Hit up verb - To make a request of.
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
Both terms in one sentence
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Take That: The drunken clowns planning to hit up the boss for a raise is a dig aimed at the animators who went on strike — and succeeded in making Disney a union shop.
Source: Disney / Dumbo -
In the Munitions powerset of Champions Online, the Sniper Rifle power can take an advantage called "Tungsten Rounds", which enables it to hit up to three targets in a line up to the maximum range of the attack - against Mooks, this is often one hit polykills.
Source: One-Hit Polykill
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