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To suck it up. Mostly said to boring people (party bloopers) in meaning that they have to get a more positive attitude, get drunk and have fun.
Dry up by JT99991 January 27, 2009
Term used by Angels and Airwaves drummer, Atom Willard. It means that you need to stop hating. Because when you are hating all over something, you are all wet on that.
Person 1: "Like my new haircut?"
Person 2: "Eh. I've seen better"
Person 1: "You need to dry up!"
dry up by thecolormike March 10, 2009
When you drink so much you need food. The opposite of wash down. Like when you wash down food with something to drink. You need to dry up too much to drink with some food.
I've had too much to drink lets get food. I need to dry up these drinks.
Dry Up by TooMuchWine December 14, 2019
dry up! by talk2me-JCH2 April 15, 2021
A serious term that conveys the message to stop drinking. It can also be good for communicating future drinking plans to friends, family, co-workers, the police or fellow AA members.
I just had a weekend bender and need to dry up!
Dry Up! by SpicyBeaver1212134 September 30, 2010

Dry up the drip 

A phrase to describe an attempt to mess with or sabotage someone's outfit or style.
The dog with dirty paws tried to "dry up the drip."

"You know he's got mad drip, but a scuff on those shoes would dry that up real quick."
Dry up the drip by Not Jackal April 22, 2022