boot up

v. To inject drugs intravenously. See also shoot up, bang

Like booting up a computer, when one boots up drugs, they start up, turn on, wake up to the world.

Once we figured how to extract DXM from cough syrup, we immediately mixed it with meth and shot it up.

S: "This is my goal in life: To boot up DXM!"

by Holly-Day February 2, 2004

Burked that up

To royaly screw up on; having little political knowledge; having the ability to make incoherent rants about multiple unrelated subjects; statement can also be followed with the word FAIL.

John you left that $200 on your carseat with the doors unlocked and someone broke stole it. You really Burked that up, FAIL.

by jaxbro100 April 6, 2009

Steved up

To be emotionally aroused. Includes negative emotional arousal (anger) and positive arousal (sexual). To be used in place of "steamed up".

Colonial women in tricorn hats were really attractive. They get me all Steved up.

I just can't believe the election results. I'm really Steved up about this.

by AllStevedUp January 3, 2017

plug up

to insert a tampon.

oh damn, aunt flo is here, i gotta go plug up.

by mala May 17, 2004

one ups

A derivitive of the term "big ups"
(noun) origin - Jamaican 1980s. singular and plural.
1. An expression of support or encouragement.
2. An expression of remembrance.

"Donald gave Mike one ups on a good play"

by Bilbo Bigguns March 17, 2010

gayed up

being gayer than one would expect, acting gay, dressing gay.

gay guy- I'm jealous of her highlights, there so blonde and shimmering. group of girls- she got them done at the sweet in belgium. gay guy- sheese i should have known, she could have took me to come.

by T]he ear of jealousy heareth all things. ~The Bible (Apocrypha), Wisdom of Solomon 1:10 January 28, 2005

zipped up

One of many terms indicating a high level of inebriation (drunkenness). The reference is usually done by referring to someone (or yourself) as being "all zipped up."

"Damn, I can't remember what we did last night, 'cuz I was all zipped up!"

by Frank Klaune March 15, 2004