by asdklasjdf January 3, 2008

Used to describe the feeling that you get when someone loves you as you need and their presence makes everything better. Also used to signify a person that one-up's your life.
Hey? Bruh you seem super happy lately.
Yeah this girl's lifing me up, buddy.
everything feels no nice. For real it's a Life Up.
Yeah this girl's lifing me up, buddy.
everything feels no nice. For real it's a Life Up.
by daddypanda9 February 17, 2022

by Gdoodjohnson June 17, 2018

by Brypo23 April 30, 2021

Jecked-up describes the handling by an individual, enterprise or government that takes a process or procedure that's simple, straight forward, easy, productive and of great value to the socio-economic good of a society, individual or enterprise then makes the process or procedure a totally inoperable failed process and implementation impossible because of absolutely unnecessary and incompetent handling of the process or procedure usually with the end purpose being to profiteer as an entity that has 'value added' quality to its services in the economy with financing , sales or manufacture of a commodity.
The financial services and real estate industry has totally JECKED-UP the ability of the American consumer to have basic economic residential shelter that provides safe and comfortable homes for the American family.
by Rogue Gnome December 19, 2011

Adj. when somebody's literary agent is Bill Clegg of The Clegg Agency.
V. the act of Bill Clegg becoming your literary agent.
V. the act of Bill Clegg becoming your literary agent.
"I think Tao got clegged in like 2011? Taipei and Trip clegged af."
"Wow, I think Honor Levy, @themasterofcum, @writers_life_tips, and Obese might really get clegged up soon."
"Yeah he's pretty clegged right now I think."
"Wow, I think Honor Levy, @themasterofcum, @writers_life_tips, and Obese might really get clegged up soon."
"Yeah he's pretty clegged right now I think."
by writerslifetips April 17, 2021

The act of pulling up your pants - especially when it is raining or snowing. Done to avoid the bottom of your pant legs getting wet.
In reference to the character Steve Urkel, as seen on the sitcom Family Matters.
In reference to the character Steve Urkel, as seen on the sitcom Family Matters.
"Ugh... It just started raining, and I have to run to the store for groceries."
"Well, you'd better Urkel Up."
"Well, you'd better Urkel Up."
by Grachy October 3, 2012
