• An expression used to elicit excitement.
• Requesting an assistant to try a machine for operation.
• requesting for a controller of some device be operated in a manner to elevate the output.
• Requesting an assistant to try a machine for operation.
• requesting for a controller of some device be operated in a manner to elevate the output.
• "Ok, I've replaced the flux capacitor, that should go now crank it up!"
• "sweet brah! Dis Ma favourite tune!! Crank it uuuuup!!
• "sweet brah! Dis Ma favourite tune!! Crank it uuuuup!!
by Wade the rubber spade September 9, 2016
by T I R G February 18, 2016
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by Davidfreesefan23 February 20, 2015
A Notre Dame student body cheer that is mostly reserved for football games and pep rallies. The cheer was a highly unnecessary addition to the ND cheer repertoire in the 2008 football season. It was first introduced to the student body at the first pep rally, before the San Diego State season opening game.
"Jimmy Clausen, you suck. Go get a haircut. Where the hell is Brady? What the hell are the freshman cheering? Crank me up? What is that?!"
"New cheer, it was introduced at the pep rally."
"Pep rally? People still go to those?"
"You're an upperclassman, aren't you?"
"Bingo."
"New cheer, it was introduced at the pep rally."
"Pep rally? People still go to those?"
"You're an upperclassman, aren't you?"
"Bingo."
by stego? September 18, 2008
crank it up all the way. If you play sports and you hear this before a game, this could be used to pump up your team, See "Crank-it-up time" for more.
by mista crank-it-up October 7, 2009
the moment when nothing else is appropriate in comparison to getting hella amped-up. some folks who play football know that every minute of every quarter of every game is crank-it-up time -- the time in which it's always appropriate to be electric... just try not to get pissed off along the way and you'll be fine.
Not to be confused with "cool-it-out time", which is when an amped-up mf'er simply needs to calm their ass down.
Not to be confused with "cool-it-out time", which is when an amped-up mf'er simply needs to calm their ass down.
by mista crank-it-up October 7, 2009