stipped up

Adjective:
1. a descriptive adjective, usually associated with someone who have overdosed on psychoactive substances

2. a really admirable person whose actions radiates similar feelings of those under influence of cannabis

1. Hey Mark, legalizing weed has me so STIPPED UP right now!

2. Edward... -moans- Edward...OH...fuuuuck you are so stipped up.... -moans-

by stips December 23, 2022

Sen up

sen up its another word of saying you’ll beat their ass, which can also mean you’re hard and that you don’t give a fuck about anything you do and you’ll run their shit.

“ ima sen up his ass”

by Sen up March 24, 2019

Pigeoned Up

To be so drunk that one walks like a pigeon. To be drunk to the point of staggering.

Dude, I was so pigeoned up on that camping trip that I almost fell into the campfire.

by RFAngler August 21, 2009

Gatched it up

The act of turning a simple social situation into a notable and memorable event.

Man, Tyler really gatched it up last night at the bar when he told us he was a fountain while projectile vomiting all over those poor poor children.

by wompwompwomp262525 March 15, 2013

fireballed up

a way to excuse your drunken behavior. related to the consumption of fireball whiskey.

ex: sorry i fell into your grill and ruined the barbecue, i was fireballed up

by claire.bear April 24, 2014

turkied up

To consume large amounts of wild turkey 101, get blacked out drunk, and make piss poor decisions

Dude#1. How you feeling this morning?
Dude#2. Like total shit. I got all turkied up, scored an 8 ball, blew all my money, and the wife is super pissed.

Dude#1. You will learn one of these days.

by Cheetoman69er February 4, 2017

Stanked Up

The thick, pungent left behind smells of a hot, sweaty, mungy ass sex session. Usually left behind in your room, dorm or car. A dead give away to the trained and experienced nostril like your mom's.

Although Carl told his mom he was doing homework with Cassie, the stanked up room was a dead giveaway that more than their lessons had been worked on.

by Eaton Holgoode February 21, 2017