Asshole Up

"Asshole-Up"

1. To "Man Up" but with the attitude of an Asshole.

2. To go from nice guy to an Asshole in an instant.

3. To be an Asshole!

Guy 1: If that guy is looking for a fight then I'll just "Asshole Up" and rip his fucking head and shit down his fucking throat!!!

Guy 2: Damn dude, calm the fuck down!

by LenDog 2 September 25, 2009

bing it up

roll one up. to roll a phat blunt

ayo sketchy, bing it up..."hey roll one up"

by Scott Peters December 02, 2006

Geeked up

Geeked up: the act of being high off stimulate drugs

Plug: Aye bro I got some coke you tryna cop?

Sucker: Yeah nigga I’m tryna get geeked up

by Mrs Merry Jane February 05, 2018

Dial Up

a person of substandard operating speed aka lagging

man quit being a dial up and get a move on.

by bob joe william fred erson November 30, 2010

Shut Up

To STFU and not to be childish asf and say "shut dont go up" cuz if i hear yo ahh say dat shii you can happily catch this fade cuz thats lame and childish asf so stop plz and thank u

Shut up Kamariya!!! Goddamn dont know when to hush.

by [e-mail] July 01, 2018

Fake Up

A fake break up, used in many cases to liven up relationships or scare people who flirt with their friend's girlfriends or boyfriends.

Louis:
Oh my god, are you okay? I can't believe I was flirting with her. I'm such a douche.

Sam:
It's ok Louis, it's just a fake up. We are still going out.

by Riletionship Advice October 24, 2009

up-ity

"UP-ITY" is a Southern Slang term used to describe people who think (or behave as though they think) they are better than other people and/or look down on others due to social status, education (or a lack there-of) , intelligence, attractiveness or economic means. People with money, in the South, are typically referred to as "uppity" by people who lack means. (ie..The Haves and the Have Nots) "Uppity" has no reference to race, it is primarily directed at (social)CLASS and is used (safe to say) equally by old school African Americans as well as Caucasian. It was a term which was very popular through the 1960s but has lost commonality in favor of more modern language.

There she goes acting all up-ity.

by zieghield October 14, 2008