up the spout

pregnant, usually unplanned, as in Up the Pole

She's gone and got herself up the spout, or...
From the great Irish film, The Snapper: "She's gone and got herself up the pole."

Also see Snapper: Fetus, Unborn Baby

by Petra777 January 13, 2008

bunk up

to sleep in the same bed with someone (not just in the same room).

British usage.

Although Sam only has a single bed, he lusts to bunk up with seb every night.

When Tom met that hot piece, they hooked up, went boozing, and decided to bunk up all weekend.

by stsebastian November 29, 2009

staying up

A pastime that is often performed by youth 12-19. When not interrupted by older siblings and their girlfriends, this action can be quite pleasurable.

I've been staying up often and i am losing sleep.

by hadley February 7, 2004

Falling Up

Falling Up is an American, Christian, alternative rock band from the small town of Albany.

Falling Up debuted on February 24, 2004 their 12-track album, Crashings.

by Maikeru0202 September 1, 2009

call up

Calling someone just for sex. Being one who is called only for sex. A booty call.

"JaMal told Kelly he didn't want a relationship, but she could be his "call up "

by teacher snowbunni November 15, 2015

that's what's up

Originated in Philadelphia circa 1998. When discussing events that are of intrest to both parties. The person that didn't know what was going down would say that's what's up.
usally rhetorical.

Frank:Yo! There's a big concert at the spectrum tonite?
Jonny: that's what's up!

by HRM SMK April 2, 2008

What's up

Used to ask an indiviudal how things are going. Can be responded to in urban settings by using the word Chillin or in Jamaica by saying Cool

A- Yo man what's up?

B- Chilllin

by ICO777 August 12, 2009