d-up

defense

cops are coming

by nadia October 24, 2003

d-up

To give a blowjob or act slutty. To give head to anyone when intoxicated just to make people think you are sexually advanced and cool.

That chick d you up?
or
Yo, cmhere and d me up.
or
Dawg she always wants to d-up at every party.

by aksgnad August 31, 2008

D-Up

1)You yell d-up when you are on the block and only when you are the 1st to see the cops. You say d-up just to let everyone around you kno they are there.2) You can also call the cops D-Up too. Depending the situation could mean, "RUN"

1)"AYo D-UP the law coming up the one-way!"

2)"Thats D-UP over there in that parked taurus, with the tints"

D-UP D-UP D-UP.... If you dirty you should start walkin'

by Spoon from Philly August 6, 2010

d-up

To take a shit, do the duece

Are you goin in there to d-up? or, Smells like somebody went d-up in there.

by Mike Jones 2813308004 October 27, 2005

D-up

Frequently employed for brevity, the term "deal up" undergoes various truncations such as "D-up," "deeup," or "deal up." It denotes an act of transacting or exchanging, encompassing but not limited to commodities or currency. For instance, envision a scenario wherein one concludes a meal at a dining establishment and expresses the desire to depart by suggesting to their companions, "Let us 'D-up.'" This conveys the intention to settle the payment and commence negotiations. Similarly, in the context of a poker game, when an individual ceases their participation, they may inform the dealer of their intent to "D-up." Subsequently, the individual conveys their poker chips to the dealer, who reciprocates by providing an equivalent sum in cash. Origin unknown and dates back to at least 1998.

See definition for sentence examples of the phrase D-up.

by Life communications July 6, 2023

d up

to put up your defenses, your guard. Could also be used as a place over crowded like *this place is (deed) up*.

*d up bitch your about to get snuffed*

*damn b the place deed up*

by Romaineheart July 8, 2003

d up

what happens when you work out a lot and increase muscle mass. see "swole"
Used as an adjective: "D'ed up"

Damn Troy, you tryin to get d'ed up?

by mackaroon May 19, 2005