Loosen up

Something somebody tells you when they want to see you wreck your life for their amusement.

The guy was a responsible kid who liked who he was the way he was at one time, but he tried to loosen up and live on the wild side because he thought he might have missed out on something, and ended up being certain that being a poser wasnt for him, he tried it, so he knew it was all done to get money while telling people you dont care what they think even when you care more than anybody else what people think. Everybody cares what people think, and that's one of the things you end up facing no matter how long you keep telling people you dont care what they think. You end up facing them, and they end up facing you.

by Solid Mantis August 25, 2020

Stump it up

It has to do with the Only Patrick Martin Stump!!
Singer of Fall Out Boy!!!
You use it when something has lacks creativity, or music , or coolness<3
And it needsss it!!

"This is a sad sack. You look like a bunch of retards humping a doorknob!! You need to Stump it up!"

by Falloutgirrrl September 16, 2009

gang up

To get a gang/join a gang

Bitch gang up

by Idk135798 July 24, 2017

Up and Down

Up and Down reffers to cocaine (Up) and heroin. (Down)

"Yo let me get 5 up and 10 down."

Buyer- "Hey papi, do you got both up and down?"
Dealer- "Yes!"
Buyer- "Awesome! Let me get 7 up, 10 down."
Dealer- "That's 170 papi."

by uhhuhman February 12, 2021

Tron-up

To prepare to drive while high on marijuana.

To smoke marijauna before you drive.

To feel like you are in the video game/movie TRON, written by Steven Lisberger, while you are driving.

"Hey bro, I'm taking off." - Guy 1
"Catch you later dude, Tron-up!" - Guy2

I'm about to Tron-up before the roadtrip begins.

I Troned-up so hard before I drove home last night.

by LuckyCassy October 26, 2010

ladge up

A word to take the piss. Or when a plan goes wrong.

if someone gets caught smoking by there mum.
Ladge up boi.
How did it go.
Was a complete ladge up

by matt one March 20, 2008

Up the fret

‘Up the fret’ is used in place of words like stressed, annoyed or anxious. It originated in Melbourne Australia and is a reference to the fret board of a guitar as well as the word fretful. How ‘up the fret’ (stressed) you are is quantifiable by placing a number between 1-24 after the phrase (fret 1 being almost completely relaxed)

Example 1: Dude... I’m so up the fret right now. That guy just pissed in my living room.

Example 2: AHHHH!!! I just missed my flight by like 2 minutes! I’m easily at fret 20!

by Theheckticest July 06, 2018