Turn up

Getting hyped up to a song so you don't die

Longbeachgriffy: Get your bitch ass up! (Guy wakes up) Do you fuck with this song!?
Guy in backseat: What?
Longbeachgriffy: DO YOU LIKE THIS SONG!?
Guy in backseat: Yo, who driving
Longbeachgriffy: Don't worry about who mother fucking driving. Do you like this goddamn song!?
Dude in backseat: Yeah. This shit fire.
Longbeachgriffy: TURN UP THEN!!! (Guy awkwardly jams to the song) Everybody in this motherfucker, turn up or I'ma crash this bitch in the fucking ocean!

by Twenty Dollars May 19, 2022

turn up juice

Alcohol, cough syrup, or any other drinkable item used to feel some type of way

It's almost New Year's so we need to get a buncha turn up juice and throw a party.

by BlackHawk7 January 29, 2014

turn up or transfer

A phrase used by college students to pressure others into drinking heavily.

Jacob: You going out tonight?

Matt: Shit man, it's only wednesday night. I actually have to get work done.

Jacob: Fucking turn up or transfer.

by Fonzie31 October 23, 2014

Turn up the Man

When a man needs inspiration to overcome a hurdle which they may be lacking bravery to face

When speaking to a male friend who refuses to jump off a cliff into ice cold water, after you have just jumped, you say "Turn up the Man"

by theonewish April 22, 2010

Turn up the Black

The act of a Black person getting louder and more angry as an argument progresses.

He started to get in my face, so I had to turn up the black.

by Robin Bowles September 22, 2005

turn up the fader

(verb) to party in such a way that results in intoxication; comes from the term faded, meaning to be intoxicated by means of alcohol and/or drugs and is a reference to the audio engineering action "turn up the fader", meaning to gradually increase the level of an audio signal.

Yo, I'm free tonight; let's hit the clubs and turn up the fader!

by atlshawty84 April 28, 2009

turn up the H

Refers to the deliberate increase of physical play, such as observed in the fine game of hockey. The letter "h" stands for "hurt", "hurting", or the "pain quotient".

With regards to the last term above, the dividend can be accurately quantified by human teeth and loss of consciousness, and the divisor by gloveless blows, crosschecks, and elbows.

Ok, you pansies, time to turn up the H, eh.

by danontuba March 18, 2011