Nubs Up

1. Good, but not good enough for one to raise whole thumb - thumbs up - a halfhearted sign of good job.

2. Most Likely used when while playing a sport and that one kid thinks hes really good, and everyone tells him hes really good but behind his back your laughing becuase he just fell flat on his face trying to catch a Frisbee. And he still missed.

Example; Wow. You were so drunk you fucked your own sister. Nubs up dude.

by Jaylikesguitar January 15, 2009

Possum up

A phrase that can be used two different ways. You can use it to tell some to be laid back about something. Or it can be a way of saying hunker down and get it done.

Mom: You're not supposed to be playing video games on school nights.
son: come on mom just possum up.
Example 2.
guy 1: I have a lot of work to do tonight.
guy 2: I guess you'll just have to possum up and get it done.

by Buck Jay April 17, 2020

Ballin up

Ballin up is when you’re about to go smoke weed

Me and my niggas went to go ball up “Ballin up” at lunch

by RichviewYutes March 5, 2020

spud up

A way to say hello or goodbye (Like safe or sound)

Spud up mate, see you tomorrow

by joe gilsenan May 11, 2008

Sazed up

The state of being so messed up Nyquil you don't even know where you are. You start screaming "Garry Terriyaki" and your nose starts bleeding for no reason, you end up passing out and waking up 16 hours later.

Alex: Dude, let's get sazed up tonight.
Mooga: Aw yeah dude, sippin on that sazequil bro.
Saze: Dude, I am already sazed up... whoa... Garry TERRIYAKI!!

by Sazequil December 25, 2010

tor up

1. Physically or mentally impaired, especially via inebriation
2. Outlandish or uncanny
3. Torn, ripped, or damaged

"I'm tor up as shyt."
"That jacket is tor up!"

by sameul jones philips October 26, 2007

Crummy up

Term used by loggers and forest workers which means to gather together(usually at 4 0r 5 AM) and enter vehicles to travel to a remote work location. The crew truck or bus is the "crummy".

Let's crummy up at 3:30 in front of the Forst Service Office.We''ll drive up to the units from there.

by R.F. O'Boyle May 22, 2006