Up In This Piece

Means the same thing as,wh ats going on

whats up in this piece?

by Falze October 9, 2006

Up in the air

A Airplane pilot. Quote from TV show "The Munsters", where Grandpa Munster while snooping through his new tennent's belongings, finds a badge and asks Herman Munster what kind of a job would require wearing a badge.

Could he be a pilot? No, He's not the "up in the air" type.

by Maleable April 18, 2005

up in the cut

To be at GN mall on the 40th hour of your work week.

Mall cops roll deep up in the cut.

by D221 September 5, 2008

up in the clouds

Stoned, high, or lit...

Dude, I smoked 4 fat blunts last night, and to this very moment my head is still up in the clouds...

by Definition Daredevil😈 March 17, 2016

up-in-coming

The act of becoming sexually aroused up-in one's partner.

John was up-in-coming in Sally.

by Jecabema December 4, 2007

Up in your 6

Your 6, like the military term, means from behind or the rear. So when you're all up in someone's 6 you're all up in their rear... as in butthole!!!

Hey bro, it's gonna be okay. Just take a deep breath and relax cause I'm about to be all up in your 6.

by cyansand March 31, 2009

Up in the night

When someone's opinions or expectations are ridiculous, grandiose, or ill-informed they are "up in the night."

Common synonyms: out of their mind, bat shit crazy, off their rocker, way out there.

A common colloquialism among Utahans, those from the western United States, and the Latter-day Saint population at large.

If she thinks those shorts are inappropriate, she is up in the night.

The florist wanted $100 for a corsage; he's up in the night.

If they think I'm doing the dishes again tonight, they're all up in the night.

by BricksForAmontillado June 2, 2017