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Definition 1:
To put (something, such as a plan) into a final form usually + up .
Examples:
We still need to firm up our vacation plans.
Definition 2:
To make (something) harder or more solid :to make (something) less loose .
Examples:
I’ve been doing exercises to firm (up) and strengthen my stomach muscles.
She firmed [=tightened] her grip on the racket.
Definition 3:
To make (something) stronger .
Examples:
Her early failures only firmed [=strengthened] her resolve (to succeed).
Definition 4:
To become less likely to change or become weaker often + up .
Examples:
The market is firming.
The market is firming up.
Imports are rising and prices are firming up.
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