Hike (verb)

1. Walk or move with greater effort or speed.
2. Increase, especially in price or rate.

Origin:

Late 19th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. I decided to hike up the mountain for some exercise.
2. She had to hike her skirt up to keep from tripping on the stairs.
3. The company announced plans to hike prices next month.
4. The government announced a hike in taxes to pay for new infrastructure.
5. Many people hike through the national park to enjoy the scenery.