wee-we'ed up

This old school term is actually wee-we'ed up and refers to some petty shit, or some little punk, tryin' to act like he be the king of some shit. Wee (as in little) and "We'ed" (as in we'd be kickin' this shit if we had some balls) and "Up" (as in the regular meaning of up -- like "she be all eatin 'up' with her feinin ass!")

Junior's all wee-we'ed up cause someone stole his weed -- like his bitch ass is gonna, mothe... bitch slap that mother focker!"

by nyomythus August 21, 2009

hurry up and wait

The team motto used by the Unviersity of Bridgeport Baseball team. Because every year we go on our Florida trip for pre-season we are always hurried places but then have to wait for a long period of time. At the Orlando Airport we were hurried to the curbside pick where we proceded to wait for 2 hours for the vans to pick us up. We are hussled through batting practice and infield-outfield just to wait 45 mins for the game to start. Also our coach makes has us meet down stairs 30 mins. before we actually leave for the game.

Hurry up and wait for the vans

by Matt Barile March 26, 2007

wrapped up like a douche

Add this misinterpretation to protocoldroids's list:

Wrapped up like a deuche, another odor in the night.

by wcchavez April 14, 2005

Dap me up day

dab me up oct 7th and 8th

you slide hands then close them dap me up day

by dab me up day October 7, 2021

tie up loose ends

Killing or threatening someone in order to avoid events that will not be good for the person tying them.

A: Michael knows you stole his cash.
B: Guess I'll tie up loose ends.

by Xrantic November 12, 2013

shut the hell up, bitch

Used in situations involving prostitutes who pay to get talked down to

man that didnt make any sense

by we're high May 14, 2005

Close-up face-off

An instance in movies or TV shows when two people face off for an argument and the shot zooms in on one's face and then the other's. It continually switches back and forth. A shorter series of shots can be used for drama. While a strangely long series of shots is usually used for comedy. Sometimes the shots slowly become closer to the target's eyes as they switch between the two subjects.

Person 1: Where are you going?
Person 2: Home.
Person 1: You're not going anywhere!
*Close-up face-off*

by RalphusAdolphus July 16, 2008