push up

1. A test of physical ability, involving raising one's body off the ground with one's forearms.
2. Short for "push-up Brassiere," a kind of breast support device that pads and lifts the breasts to enhance their appearance and the appearance of the relevent cleavage.

1. "I did 800 push ups, thus making me the buffest man in the world."
2. "Not only did her breasts get bigger when she started on birth control, but she started wearing push ups so now shes's got one helluva rack."

by Khyronin September 26, 2003

split up

it means divide up something

The proceeds from the sale of tickets will be split up 50-50 between us.

by Mericy Chang December 24, 2007

Hail up

A Caribbean gretting for: hi, hello , How you doin,

Similar to the American word: Whats Up

Kamali: "Hail up!"
Tarone: nuntin, meh son.. juss lime tonite

by Damiien October 17, 2007

up to snuff

adjectival phrase. 1. appropriate; fitting; acceptable; acceptable for the occassion 2. acceptable; suitable; passing

1. Melinda thought that the tomatoes were up to snuff for making sauce, but when she got them home there was dry rot on almost all of them.

2. Rodney's mother was pleased that he finally got his math grade up to snuff.

by dwspig2 August 21, 2006

stick up

an armed robbery in which a gun is used to threaten people

A man with a gun tried to stick up my mother when I was a child.

by Ayberk Sak May 10, 2007

pin-up

A model whose mass-produced pictures see wide appeal as pop culture. Pin-ups are intended for informal display. Pin-up girls are often glamour models, fashion models, and actresses.

These days men can be considered “pin ups” as well.

Modern pin-ups tend to dress in vintage clothing inspired by the pin-ups of the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, etc.

Lauren Bacall, Betty Grable, Bettie Page were all pin-ups.

by stephanie dynamite June 20, 2007

re-up

to get more drugs

i just sold my last zone time 2 re-up

by Dirty-G October 5, 2003