wire up

connect something with other

Especially connect electrical equipment to something with wire

send a telegram

send money through electronically

If you want to hear sound loudly in TV you can wire up the TV to speakers through amplifiers

by cvam April 26, 2012

Up Class

Exhibiting coolness and style; where pretty, rich, and hip people like to be.

"I was at the Kettle and Stone Brewery in Boulder, CO last night, and that place is so up class!"

"Clubbin' with Kim and Kourtney last night, those bitches are totally up class."

by Kettle and Stone June 8, 2013

rep-up

Rep-up - to improve someones reputation.
Rep-up - to wear Reptil skating gear

Rep-up is used in skating parks were a skateboarder using same old trick, subject to "Rep the F* up" loose your fears and try something new, different,unknown,unseen. by Reping-up

you gain admirers, popularity,good reputation.

Rep-up is also used when someone suggest for you to use Reptil skating gear, " Rep-up Motherf*"

by Reptil June 25, 2012

breaded up

having lots of money, dough, etc. and wasting it

"im so breaded up nigga i'll buy four more of dem shits and throw dem away

by x7r9mx November 29, 2010

higher-ups

Another word for management personnel, i.e. people who are in charge of projects or an organization within the company or are in charge of the company itself.

I demonstrated my work to higher-ups today. They were pleased with what I am working on.

by thetravelingcs February 3, 2012

Posse up

Posse up -When a large number of people group together; get together to do a common thing; especially for retaliation.

Dey shot at my boy last night. We gotta posse up and git dem!

Posse- group of similar thinking people; from da same hood, school; apartment complex, family or job. Posse up- when uh gang, friends, or groups of people get together to do something as uh whole. For example; fight; especially, when it's in payback for something; Also rob, party, or steal as a group.

by Longfellarette November 29, 2012

sneck up

"go hang yourself!" From William Shakespeare's play, "Twelfth Night". Used as an insult, same as "get lost!"

"Hey, we don't hang with freshmen, sneck up!"

by jessLB October 18, 2006