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Fuck up man me be na 

A phrase used by Antiguan males to warn people that they are not one to be played with or taken lightly.
Example

John Doe 1: * bumps into Dario at a party* and does not apologize.

Dario: Barse, you just bumped into me and didn't say sorry. A wan fuck up man me be na boss.

John Doe: * shivers* I am sorry sir. *retreats*

Confrontation Averted

Dough me up 

It means to suck me dry. Or by means of a dictionary, "To suck one dry"
Dough me up by beannigga April 3, 2008

bitch set me up 

Originally uttered by former DC mayor and current DC councilmember Marion Barry when caught by the FBI in a hotel room with crack and a prostitute in 1990. (He was still elected.) Now a catchphrase used occasionally by DC locals to express discontent with a situation, or to remind people that we had the original crack mayor - 20+ years before Toronto.
Marion Barry (1990): "Bitch set me up... shouldn't have come here... goddamn bitch."

DC local (now): "Red line is singletracking again? Kill! The bitch set me up..."
bitch set me up by rhadioheade June 30, 2014

Hand me up

Where the young generation in a family adopts and purchases new technology product at a fast rate, and old versions (that are in working order but are not up to current standards) of that technology product are given to the parents or older generations of family.

Commonly occurs multiple times on commodity technology gadgets, leaving your parents with many gadgets to play with.

Called 'hand me up' in contrast to 'hand me down'.
Computers: having purchased a new computer to replace my 'slow' computer, I have given it to my grandpa to use. Thus the computer is a 'hand me up'.
Hand me up by Hone March 4, 2008
Word of the Day on July 5, 2009

pick-me-up 

something to brighten your day or give you an energy boost, especially useful when you can't spare time for a lunch break during a long day of work.

also, chemical mood enhancers such as alcoholic beverages.
Let's go for coffee, I could sure use a pick-me-up.
pick-me-up by kiki86 April 9, 2007

fresh me up 

Give me some; give me something. Usually referring to food but not necessarily.
Will: This shrimp is so bad.
Danny: Hey, lemme try some. Fresh me up, fresh me up.