up to eleven

An adjective describing something that exceeds its perceived upper bounds.

"Why not just make ten the top number and make that the highest?"

"...these go up to eleven."

by rancidmonkey February 13, 2004

break up

1. to no longer be in an involved relationship
i.e. Jenny needs to break up with Rick

2. to have a bad connection between two cellular phone users
i.e. "Jenny, you're breaking up," said Rick.

by The Professor August 22, 2003

amped (up)

Adjective for getting really excited about something--as in using "juice" for electricity--as in "amps."
Can also be used for "wired."

That dude is seriously amped up about his gig tonight.

by fuitarslim December 18, 2004

bless up

A greeting of spiritual affirmation between friends - can be used in form of "Hello" or "Goodbye".

"Bless up, brother"
"hey hey, what's going on?"

or

"See you tomorrow, mate"
"Bless up"

by VBR213 October 10, 2009

jacked up

This is a phrase largely equivilent to fucked up or screwed up. It roughly means "in a state of disarray" and is commonly used in the phrase "to jack someone/something up". In some cases, the meaning may be slightly altered by the fact that to get "jacked" can mean to be struck or injured.

That's jacked up man. I can't belive your girlfriend is cheating on you.

I got in a wreck last night. My car got totally jacked up.

by pete August 12, 2004

1-up

1. To own someone in something they're good at.

2. Also an item in most video games that gives you an extra life, so when you die, you can continue your game.

1. Josh went up to Jon and challenged him on Guitar Hero 2, Josh won. "Oooh! He just 1-up'd you!"

2. "Grab the 1-up! You only have 1 life left."

by 7even0h7ev July 20, 2008

up in here

here, in this vicinity, at this present location

Girls look like a bunch of sea monkeys up in here.

by Action Squirrel April 4, 2003