hypo v.3
(US) to promote or enhance, to stimulate enthusiasm.
‘Variety’ AS XII:4 317: hypoing, stimulating or increasing business. | ||
USA Confidential 254: Virginia was served with much ballyhoo in September, but was saved six months to ‘hypo’ the last act. | ||
Affairs of Gidget 55: I had hypoed myself into a state of mild expectancy. |