What does the phrase "look sharp" mean in these lines? "Now, then!" growled Sikes, as Oliver started up; "half-past five! Look s
harp, or you'll get no breakfast; for it's late as it is."
2 answers:
It basically translates to "Be at your best behavior!" or "Be ready at attention" depending on the scenario.
To "Look Sharp" means to look good or presentable.
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