bundles up

to dress (somebody) warmly and snugly

She bundles up her daughter, against the autumn cold

by ekaaa October 10, 2013

Rack it up

To collect a lot of cash

Black chyna used to rack it up back in her stripper days.

by TheOriginalWhiteBoy September 23, 2017

rowled up

When someone gets boned up from younger girls

"lil shawty got me rowled up"

by duraman May 14, 2023

balls up

In current usage, any disastrous situation. The balls referred to are NOT testicles. The term dates from the days of wooden sailing ships when the existence of a shipboard disaster, such as plague, lack of food or water, mutiny, etc. was communicated to the outside world by hoisting large-ish, brightly painted wooden balls up into the rigging. Balls of different colors represented different disasters and therefore served as either requests for assistance or warnings to stay clear.

Ed: What a complete Balls Up!
Ted: You said it.

by Paul Dellechiaie January 8, 2009

Posted Up

Chillin, relaxing, hanging out...

Tom & Blake were posted up behind the supermarket when the robbery occured.

by Steve Franchise November 2, 2007

Chalked up

(verb; infinitive: to chalk up)
It means literally everything and anything that you want it to mean, but only in British slang.
Made by a musician, streamer and youtuber James Marriott on a “Cursed Buzzfeed Quizzes”.

Dude, you should DEFINITELY stream “Bitter Tongues” by James Marriott. It’s SO chalked up! And “Slow Down”! So chalked up...

by alexawastaken October 13, 2022

up-douche

To pompously attempt to outdo someone in such a way that makes you look like a douche-bag.

When already told they could not drink from the crystal chalice, Matthew up-douche'd the situation by also pointing out that the chalice is from Tiffany & Co.

After taking a shot of vodka, Jason up-douched himself by stating that he usually only drinks black label whiskey.

by seebass54 July 18, 2011