Depends where you are from, its different for different states, even different cities. In Vermont it means having sex, in Mass. it means anything but sex and in Maine it either means hanging out or a one night stand deal depending on what area your from.
by ellenaf April 11, 2007

by jkiss March 14, 2008

by Sundance Kid January 26, 2007

by Mr.GoldMind June 21, 2017

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.
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."
- 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

by The Rick April 16, 2003

1. (verb) to get pumped-up, wise-up, sober-up, fired-up especially relative to computer activity. To become serious and busy with computer work, working online, cyberspace. To go from a sedentary mundane boring listless mindless cyber existence to CYBER-UP; becoming alert, attentive, psyched-up, sober, and actively interested.
2. To become more knowledgable and intelligent about computers, cyberspace, cellphones, etc..
2. To become more knowledgable and intelligent about computers, cyberspace, cellphones, etc..
1. Hey dude, I know data entry can be boring, but come on-- cyber-up!
2. Hey man, you need to cyber-up and start texting your friends.
2. Hey man, you need to cyber-up and start texting your friends.
by LEXI.1 October 2, 2009
