Greeting between male friends from Hartlepool. The closer the friends, the more exaggerated the greeting. Can sometimes be heard without the leading G and consequently, reduced to a single syllable. When the exaggerated form is used the communicators face is deliberately twisted into a contorted mess.
The Gee, if used is, pronounced the same as Indian clarified butter.
The Gee, if used is, pronounced the same as Indian clarified butter.
Tom: Gee-up mate
Brian: Gee-up Tom
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Tom: Geeeeee-up Joe.
Joe: Uuueeeeeeeeeerp gadge.
Brian: Gee-up Tom
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Tom: Geeeeee-up Joe.
Joe: Uuueeeeeeeeeerp gadge.
by growlerj December 31, 2013
to hype someone up for make a big deal about whatever they’re doing , commonly used as australian slang. pronounced jee-ing
sam-“hey boys cooper just asked out hailey!”
*all boys start cheering and teasing cooper*
cooper-“guys stop geeing me up!”
*boys continue geeing up cooper*
*all boys start cheering and teasing cooper*
cooper-“guys stop geeing me up!”
*boys continue geeing up cooper*
by domeafavorandkillme March 17, 2022
To abruptly become angered. Usually resulting in a demonstration to pose ones masculinity to an opponent.
by qwertyasdfgplmko January 6, 2014
Similar to Soulja Up! and Battle Up! A word established by the same individual, "The Heretic Assassin" meaning
1. To Soulja Up! Battle Up! GEAR UP!!
2. To be Gee'd Up, Preserve and Conserve You Cut Throat, Rigid, Rough around the Edges, Masculine Dominant Behavior.
1. To Soulja Up! Battle Up! GEAR UP!!
2. To be Gee'd Up, Preserve and Conserve You Cut Throat, Rigid, Rough around the Edges, Masculine Dominant Behavior.
Say La' Round, Gee Up! Ya dig? Preserve Your Sexist Behavior man. Let these women know, who's the Dominant Apparatus in the Castle. IT'S YOU!!
by The Saint from The 4 February 21, 2011
A phrase used in some parts of Australia by Bogans that watch Rugby League.
example;
a)Hey do you know Souths beat Brisbane?
b)No way! Did they?
a)Of course not.
b) That's a deadset gee up, that'll do me.
example;
a)Hey do you know Souths beat Brisbane?
b)No way! Did they?
a)Of course not.
b) That's a deadset gee up, that'll do me.
by Jango Fett August 6, 2006