budge up

To shift one's position in order to make room for someone else. Usually said as a command or request. Primarily heard in UK. All right, budge up, you lot—make room for me! And where exactly am I supposed to sit? Come on, budge up now. Budge up and make room for your sister already.

See also: budge, up

See also:

budge
be a slam-clicker
be past the point of no return
be beyond the point of no return
refuse to budge an inch
a ball and chain
ball and chain
push at
push at (someone or something)
(one's) bearings

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