N. Ireland phrase. Describes something gone wrong or something in bad shape. Similar to the phrase describing something that has gone pearshaped.
The engine in my car blew up so it was safe to say it was up the left and I wouldn't be driving anywhere.
by OllyH July 19, 2006
N. Ireland phrase. Describes something gone wrong or something in bad shape. Similar to the phrase describing something that has gone pearshaped.
by bigmick123 October 21, 2012
A slang term referring to people who live in the upper northwest region of the United States, specifically those living in the Pacific Northwest. Often used by local rappers in the Seattle, Washington area.
Sometimes used in combination with the specific area code for the city of a persons home town.
Sometimes used in combination with the specific area code for the city of a persons home town.
Hey, where are you from?
I'm from Washington state.
Really? Me too.
Right on, stay down for the up 'n' left
I'm from Washington state.
Really? Me too.
Right on, stay down for the up 'n' left
by The dog pound July 28, 2013
The Konami code. This was originally used on the SNES to receive nine lives in Contra. Commonly people add start to the end of the code; however, this is not necessary it was just so people would un-pause their game.
If you're having trouble with Contra use the Konami code man, it's up up down down left right left right B A. It's that simple.
by Corn Is Tasty July 14, 2009
Famous video game cheat code. Originated in Contra, then reappeared in Gradius (1988). All video game fanatics know this code by heart.
Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start.
by Myoga1 February 24, 2004
This is actually known as the "Konami Code", as it appeared in pretty much every game they wrote at that period of time.
Don't forget, make the end of it "Select, Start" if you want to play 2 players!
Don't forget, make the end of it "Select, Start" if you want to play 2 players!
by Binary Jay November 25, 2004