torqued up 

Overly excited or angry. Like an overly tightend bolt about to break. see tourqued torqued
Originated on drilling rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. When a drill string (the drilling pipes) are overly tightend, they have the potential to break, with very bad results. This makes the boss (toolpusher or driller) very angry. Hence he's all torqued up.

"Idunno what the she's all torqued up about."
"Don't get torqued up about it, it's only a casual thing."

torqued up by section83b September 8, 2006

torquing 

A twisting or turning force.

tighting the lug nuts on a car tire is called torquing.

torquing by Cocklovingmark August 31, 2013

toque 

the ultimate in high Canadian fashion. worn year round whether it's cold or warm outside. and yes it does get warm in Canada!

"I never leave the house without a nice toque on my head"

toque by k.david September 24, 2003

Toque 

A toque is a warm hat, usually worn in the winter time.

"Make sure you wear your toque, it's cold out today."

"Put your toque on when you go out."

"I like your new toque."

Toque by Chegan' October 31, 2014

Torqued

To be really fucked up on booze or drugs. "Torqued up" is also acceptable.

1: Mind if I crash on your couch? I'm way too torqued to drive.
2: That idiot came in here all torqued on blow actin' the fool and shit. We had to beat his ass!

Torqued by A.C. Sativa May 28, 2013

Toque 

Noun. A name for a knitted hat that one would wear during the winter. Americans call it a beanie . It was originally knitted but now is made out of many different kinds of materials. They are used to keep your head and ears warm during the winter in Canada. Now, though, they are worn all year long. Part of a style of clothing. There are many different designs. Some only cover the top of your ears, some have large flaps down to cover your ears, some sit back on your head and are loose, etc. Toque is a french word.

Sick toque bro, don't lose it when we go boarding!

Toque by M=M December 30, 2010

touque 

A Canadian must have. Most notably worn by Bob and Doug McKenzie. Canadian versions of the touque are best identified by the "pom-pom" attached to the top of the touque.

ok eh! Like it was so cold that we had to wear touques eh!

touque by sparrow-birdman August 18, 2004