Sharp it Up

To sniff Sharpies with intent of getting sedated

Hey Tom, wanna get Timmy and sharp it up?

by Sundance Kid January 26, 2007

Choose Up

For women to be under the tutelage of a pimp. She is required to pay a choosing fee.

Choose up or loose me

by Mr.GoldMind June 21, 2017

we up

1) In street culture influenced by Chicago gang culture and Drill Music, "we up" is an oblique reference to the score. The score is a record of gang members slain by their rivals. Each death demands reprisal. Literally, then, to be "up" means that your side has killed more of their side than they have of yours; you have a net positive account of bodies.

2) To be "up" also means to be solvent, to have drugs to sell, and to be powerful, on point, in the sense of "on top." This wider usage is probably because the direction "up" usually corresponds with positivity, happiness, and thought in our culture, according to George Lakoff.

"You must be trippin' if you really think that they up"
- G Fredo

"Have you any refined cocaine in your possession, which you are willing to exchange for currency, later today?"

"Yeah, we up."

by The Grown-Up August 9, 2020

Get up on

1. To obtain or try to obtain by begging
2. To steal; filch

ex: Yo, can i get up on that red beans and rice niggaf!

by The Rick April 16, 2003

Knifed-up

Getting plastic surgery, usually to excess...

Lil Kim is always getting knifed-up...

by lackawannachix February 8, 2010

seveninscortion up

Something that is said during a call of duty match. Usally meanig "your fucked", "kill the noobs", "get the fuck out of there".

COD: seveninscortion up!

Nerdy boy: Oh shit, we are being rushed.

by pcboy21 February 15, 2010

Fux'd up

Making a terrible mistake or decision.

Rick: What the heck were you thinking?
Frank: I know man, I really Fux'd up.
Rick: you know she's no good for you.
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Dad: Go grab my hammer boy.
Son: Okay.... * falls off the house*
Dad: How the heck did you manage to break your leg?
Son: I fux'd up dad, I should have walked across the roof instead I ran.

by Johnny Davison February 17, 2010