Up to the elbow

The act of inserting the fist and arm in vagina or rectum all the way up to the elbow.

You seeing Ginny again tonight?

Hellz yeah, bitch is going to take it up to the elbow, yo!

by Shuaman April 13, 2021

Up-to-hate

The necessary vibe check for the safety and well being of one’s self or others for selfless reasons

Susie’s protesting the banning of abortions, they came correct, and up-to-hate

by Ami Magee May 26, 2022

Up To Faster

A name used for series of videos made by Logo kids where people take faster paced scenes from several cartoons (Usually scenes where a character is in a vehicle that is really fast or screaming in top of their lungs) and adds a lot of them up in a "parison", resulting in a lot of ear rape.

Video name: Up to faster 9183 parison.

by thetoonsofjosh June 20, 2023

Up to heaven

The literal and opposite of being"down to earth". Used to describe someone who's opposite of humble and realistic . It refers to someone who has their head on cloud,acts superior or disconnected from reality that they've left the ground entirely.

"Ever since he got that promotion ,his ego has gone up to heaven."

by Priychaotic January 21, 2026

I've had it up to here

usually used to describe when one has lost all patience for a situation or person.

an exaggerated hand movement is commonly used alongside this expression; the person raises their hand above their head flat and parallel to the ground to show where "up to here" is.

Jim: Hey, Tom. How's life going?
Tom: I've had it up to here! *raises hand*

by momochki February 9, 2018

chalk it up to the game

When something occurs you have no control over and nothing/no one has direct responsibility for. Essentially there is no use fighting the situation because nothing is going to change it. Throw in the towel, give up

Man, nothing seems to be working out, might as well chalk it up to the game.

by hard2know November 17, 2013

What have you been up to

"What have you been up to today?" is a question that asks what you have done all day, like work or leisure activities, in the past tense.

Q: "What have you been up to today?"
A: "I was at work until 5:00pm, and then I went to the store to pick up some milk."

by gothprobz May 16, 2009