A remix made by taking two different songs, usually by 2 seperate artists, and combining them into one.
Closer in da club (Nine Inch Nails: Closer, combined with 50 cents Up in da club)
One Step Closer/99 Problems (Linkin Park: One Step Closer, combined with Jay-z's 99 Problems)
One Step Closer/99 Problems (Linkin Park: One Step Closer, combined with Jay-z's 99 Problems)
by undergone May 15, 2005
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The most intense level of fucked up that a person can get; when a person is so savage that he/she goes beast mode on everything in sight.
-Did you see Josh last night? He punched the wall and was threatening everyone.
-Yeah, man. He was pretty riffed up.
-Yeah, man. He was pretty riffed up.
by bigdaddyfrat6969 May 06, 2011
Excessively affected by emotion
Anticipating the outcome to bring release of built up simmering juicy and deliciously stirring emotions;
Waiting with excitement and Breathlessly Out of sorts;
Anxious and anticipatory for an outcome or answer.
Anticipating the outcome to bring release of built up simmering juicy and deliciously stirring emotions;
Waiting with excitement and Breathlessly Out of sorts;
Anxious and anticipatory for an outcome or answer.
"Justin was so worked up over his sisters friend he would feel sweaty and excited for her return"
"Gabe was all worked up in anticipation for the expected date with the model"
"Every night before bed he would get worked up over the blonde girls picture"
Waiting to see if she was picked to dance for the next song, Mellissa would get worked up before it even started.
Source: JLynnW, Seattle
"Gabe was all worked up in anticipation for the expected date with the model"
"Every night before bed he would get worked up over the blonde girls picture"
Waiting to see if she was picked to dance for the next song, Mellissa would get worked up before it even started.
Source: JLynnW, Seattle
by Jwod January 31, 2007
by Skylar Michael November 28, 2007
For those not living in London this is basically a way of telling somebody to improve something of theirs, normally coupled with 'look sharp' after the song released by Dizzee Rasscal
by Hugh Janus September 16, 2004
Cut up is a term used used in the New Orleans and all over the south. It has multiple meanings as well.
When at a party friends can hype you by saying “cut up hoe” this is similar to saying fuck it up or get it friend!!
Cut up also is used to describe behavior. If you are being bad or mischievous your parent might ask you why your cutting up in school
In an argument it can be used as a way to describe emotions. If your about to get in a fight and you say that you “cut up” you are saying that your a crazy fighter or a good fighter.
When at a party friends can hype you by saying “cut up hoe” this is similar to saying fuck it up or get it friend!!
Cut up also is used to describe behavior. If you are being bad or mischievous your parent might ask you why your cutting up in school
In an argument it can be used as a way to describe emotions. If your about to get in a fight and you say that you “cut up” you are saying that your a crazy fighter or a good fighter.
Girl at a party-“Ooo my song is coming on I’m finna cut up!”
Mother to child-“When we walk in the store you bet not cut up or ima beat yo ass”
In an argument-“Keep talking to her like that and she gone cut up. You better leave her alone.”
Mother to child-“When we walk in the store you bet not cut up or ima beat yo ass”
In an argument-“Keep talking to her like that and she gone cut up. You better leave her alone.”
by Maya Elise April 02, 2019