Up the fret

‘Up the fret’ is used in place of words like stressed, annoyed or anxious. It originated in Melbourne Australia and is a reference to the fret board of a guitar as well as the word fretful. How ‘up the fret’ (stressed) you are is quantifiable by placing a number between 1-24 after the phrase (fret 1 being almost completely relaxed)

Example 1: Dude... I’m so up the fret right now. That guy just pissed in my living room.

Example 2: AHHHH!!! I just missed my flight by like 2 minutes! I’m easily at fret 20!

by Theheckticest July 5, 2018

Up the bumble

When you meet a girl on the bumble dating app and successfully secure anal.

Michael: What did you do last night Lawrence?
Lawrence: I met up with this eastern european bird from bumble and took her up the arse.
Michael: Up the bumble, The holy grail!

by RandyRhoads84 November 27, 2020

Up and Down

Up and Down reffers to cocaine (Up) and heroin. (Down)

"Yo let me get 5 up and 10 down."

Buyer- "Hey papi, do you got both up and down?"
Dealer- "Yes!"
Buyer- "Awesome! Let me get 7 up, 10 down."
Dealer- "That's 170 papi."

by uhhuhman February 12, 2021

up only

A phrase heavily used on twitter by traders and investors to symbolise the excitement around a buoyant cryptocurrency market.

up only chaps

by abcdee_ March 30, 2021

Up The Knocks

New York slang for pulling out a gun.

Bro was talking crazy, I had to up the knocks on him.

by spinvvs February 19, 2023

up to no good

Someone who is acting suspiciously and/or is doing something naughty.

Jessica is up to no good, she is messaging more than one guy again!

by Leeboylondon April 25, 2015

Up Hill Gardener

A Man who partakes in anal sex with another Man.

Jeff and Bob were Up-Hill Gardening all night last night. I couldn't get a wink of sleep.

by Frankie Vaughan December 12, 2003