on the come up

somethin that's not quite happenin yet, but on the vurge of blowin up or makin some serious noise.

I got some thangs in the works but I can't talk about it yet. It's definitely on the come up, word ta mother.

by the excalibur November 11, 2008

a cup of shut the fuck up

Something you offer to a person who cannot get the hint that it is time to stop talking.

She: "... and then she said that we could go shopping at the mall. And so I said, that sounds like a good idea. So she drove us there, but then we could not find a place to park so we decided to go get something to eat..."

He: "Excuse me, would you like a cup of shut the fuck up?"

by Bama G-Man August 6, 2008

Shut the fuck up, Donnie.

From the Cohen Brothers production, The Big Lebowski. Used to express irritation with someone who is ignorant, obnoxious, or asks too many questions.

"What's a petter ass, Walter?"

"Shut the fuck up, Donnie."

by not mike ditka October 28, 2004

Wrappin' Up The Pringles

to 'wrap up the pringles' is to act smarter than you actually are. anyone who wraps up the pringles is just a douche.

rachel: i am like so totally smarter than steven hawkings by far.
ben: wait, what? steven hawkings is a babe. just quit wrappin' up the pringles. capische?

by cillitbangrules June 18, 2009

crab up the ass

an emotional state usually combining anger, annoyance, nervousness, or pain, in which the person is generally in a bad mood

She was acting like she had a crab up her ass after she didn't win the prom queen nomination.

by Brad Slocum May 30, 2005

Up the Hunter

Referring to the Hunter wine region of NSW, Australia, "Up The Hunter" is used to describe someone who plans to get, or is, very very drunk.

Particularly if they are drinking wine, but could be used for any drink.

How many has Jen had?

I don't know, 4 or 5?

Bottles?

Yeah, she's up the hunter!

by littleelfman July 16, 2011

Fenging up the shui

Changing something, particularly within a group of people, that affects everyone. This change can be seen as uncomfortable or different, and will not go unnoticed, however small it is.

When Evan pulled the lunch table forward, if only a few inches, he had fenged up the shui for everyone sitting at it.

Emily: Stop fenging up the shui by trying to switch us to 2% milk!

by Flying starfruit August 3, 2016