hunt up
phr. v..phr. v.. to search for and find something that is difficult to locate.
phr. v.. to search for and locate something through diligent effort; implies the object is hidden, forgotten, or requires a specific search process.
I need to hunt up my old passport before the trip.
She managed to hunt up a copy of the rare book in a small shop downtown.
The researcher spent weeks in the national archives trying to hunt up the original blueprints for the Victorian bridge.
the object can be a person, a piece of information, or a physical item.
contrast with 'look for' (general search) and 'track down' (implies following a trail); 'hunt up' often suggests finding something you already know exists but have lost track of.
I will hunt up it tomorrow.I will hunt it up tomorrow.when using a pronoun like 'it', it must go between the verb and the particle.