Slang Up

To insert slang into a perfectly normal sentence in order to reinforce a point, makes someone laugh, or even confuse someone else.

I was scared the other day when my mom tried to slang up her sentence. All my friends did was laugh at her because she used her slang wrong!

by MyMusicAddiction August 21, 2010

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

up to scratch

As good as expected or needed; good enough

His performance wasn't up to scratch.

by Shirifa June 9, 2018

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

up the country

To take a road trip......especially out of the city

I'm going up the country on my motorcycle this weekend. I'M Leaving the concrete jungle behind!

by Scarred & Tatted February 28, 2018

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

Tuac It Up

the dance you do when you have had a few drinks of tuaca and feel like having a little bit of a dance. this dance can go with any music and invloves leaning over, pushing out the bum, extending the arms in front and pulling them back as you shuffle backwards (sort of like the running man but moving backwards). You must do it even if you are knocking into people.

Friend 1: Aw man, I love this song!
Friend 2: Yeah lets Tuacit up!!

friends proceed to tuac it up on the dance floor disregarding everybody else's good time

by samelephant August 7, 2012