stone up

To behave boldly. To act like a man and rise to a challenge

Seat 7: Come on, if you straddle this bet, I'll blind raise $15.
Seat 6: I don't straddle, besides, $15 is too small.
Seat 7: Well what do you want?
Seat 6: Stone up and bet $50

by Table 14 Seat 6 May 15, 2018

Base-Up

When two bros are stationed at separate military bases, but are attempting to get stationed together.

Dude, when we base-up we'll get into all sorts of shit together.

I'm telling you, we're gonna rip it up as a wingman duo.

by D audi March 12, 2012

camel up

to quickly drink a lot of water, as like a camel, often prior to beginning a journey or work day in the urban desert, as in Tucson, AZ.

"Before we headed out to harvest fruit from the neighborhood, I told everyone to camel up".

by natsueb November 18, 2011

up yours

“Up yours” is a multi-word consisting of the adverb “up”, which generally indicates the direction looking away from earth toward the sky and “yours” is a possessive pronoun used to show possession or belonging to a person.

Tom: Say baby, you want to go out on a date this weekend we could have some fun.
Suzie: No Tom, I do not like you, you have a huge beer gut, I do not date men like you.
Tom: up yours bitch!

by Billy BullSchitter August 1, 2016

Foke up

Calling a good friend a fuck up, but in an endearing way. Not a true fuck up, but sort of.

Hey foke up, what's going on?

by CCC, Inc. June 13, 2018

Trailered up

A white trash alternate to ''fucked up'' or screwed up''.

Damn honkey, that car is trailered up!

We went down to the shindig last night. We drank shine for hours. Everyone was trailered up.

by JD Babbitt January 13, 2009

Higher-up

1. An immediate supervisor.

2. Next level up.

3. A step above.

A. That's our higher-up.

B. Here comes the higher-up(s) .

by Frank Grand April 17, 2020