Crowd Up

To gather together

"We're gonna crowd up tonight and hang out."

by mamableu January 7, 2012

pump up the crowd

An action where you put your two arms out to your side and curve your arms and scoop your hands inwards as your flapping your arms up and down.

Band Member 1 "What is he doing?"
Band Member 2 "He's trying to pump up the crowd for our next song American Idiot"

by inspire62 September 17, 2010

pump up the crowd

the act of influencing a crowd to show more attention and excitement towards a lack luster band or song. Arm movements towards the sky, a "c'mon" or eyebrows and head raised are typical ways for a band to improve the fan experience.

The crowd was enjoying the show in their own way until the band needed to pump up the crowd where everybody was asked to raise their arms to please the band's request.

Thankfully, Auberbach decided to pump up the crowd. Then it was a party.

Yeah, I've never seen Thom Yorke try to pump up the crowd before. I really wish he could try to connect wit the crowd more.

by spooninspoonout November 11, 2014

Crown Up

An endearing and empowering phrase used to remind someone of their worth.

#crownup

Original Source:
Tiffany Grace - Unzipped Intentions

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“Girl, stop letting him treat you that way. I need you to crown up!”

“Crown up! You’re worth more than that!”

“Fellas, crown up. Find a queen”

by Unzipped Intentions July 6, 2020

puffed up crow's cock

One who thinks that he can put the whoop shit on someone who he cannot. See also whoop shit.

On my worst day I can beat the stuffin' out of you, you puffed up crow's cock.

by TT October 14, 2003

Sheryl Crow's "soaks up the rum"

Sheryl Crow's "soaks up the rum" is when this female singer, binges on booze. It's my joke, on her "Soak Up The Sun" song.

Sheryl Crow's "soaks up the rum" song, is when she gets drunk, after partying, out all night, with her friends! My joke!

by I'mcrazy August 8, 2024

Upside Down Crown

An overthrow and/or overhaul of the current power and/or authority system. The king is dead. Out with the old in with the new. Change is imminent ... Brace yourself. Also could mean more of the same with the new king following in his late fathers foot steps.

I seen an image that said “Keep Calm and Carry On” with an Upside Down Crown on top today. The crown is upside down therefore the king is dead.

by Sickest1 March 26, 2020