by Timmyjimmy December 29, 2007
Just say hup and nod your head slightly in the direction of the hup.
Steve and Gord are walking through Yaletown on a Friday night. Steve sees a hot girl to the right. He says "hup," Gord looks at Steve and Steve nods his head to the right. Simple and effective.
Tina and Jen are walking through Yaletown on a Friday night. Tina sees a hot guy to the right. She says "hup," Jen looks at Tina and Tina nods her head to the right. Simple and effective.
Steve and Gord are walking through Yaletown on a Friday night. Steve sees a hot girl to the right. He says "hup," Gord looks at Steve and Steve nods his head to the right. Simple and effective.
Tina and Jen are walking through Yaletown on a Friday night. Tina sees a hot guy to the right. She says "hup," Jen looks at Tina and Tina nods her head to the right. Simple and effective.
by Spartan Pierce February 28, 2015
An expression that may be used in nearly every social situation that arises.
This is a term that in all occasions should be kept away from significant others. Period.
This is a term that in all occasions should be kept away from significant others. Period.
Jay: "I have homework."
Landon: "Hup?"
Andy: "We're going to vegas!"
Anthony: "Hup Hup!"
Travis: "There's been a terrible accident."
Chris: "Hup."
Billy: "Then, we can pitch a tent."
Jordan: "Hup! Hup! Ho!"
This phrase can also be used in a choral-form. For example, one may begin with exclaiming "hup!" while another chimes in and contributes "Hup!" or "Ho!"
Jordan: "Hup!"
Anthony: "Hup! Ho!"
Landon: "Hup?"
Andy: "We're going to vegas!"
Anthony: "Hup Hup!"
Travis: "There's been a terrible accident."
Chris: "Hup."
Billy: "Then, we can pitch a tent."
Jordan: "Hup! Hup! Ho!"
This phrase can also be used in a choral-form. For example, one may begin with exclaiming "hup!" while another chimes in and contributes "Hup!" or "Ho!"
Jordan: "Hup!"
Anthony: "Hup! Ho!"
by BlueLine Hockey May 24, 2007
Hook-up potential.
Can be used in relation to a situation or place, ex. a party, or a specific person. For a situation or place, describes either how likely it is for you to find a hook-up there, or how likely in general it is for the average person to find a hook-up. Regarding a specific person, describes the potential to hook-up with them (also, see phu). Can also use the word hup to just mean hook-up, such as "I'd hup him!"
Can be used in relation to a situation or place, ex. a party, or a specific person. For a situation or place, describes either how likely it is for you to find a hook-up there, or how likely in general it is for the average person to find a hook-up. Regarding a specific person, describes the potential to hook-up with them (also, see phu). Can also use the word hup to just mean hook-up, such as "I'd hup him!"
Person: I hope there's a lot of hup at the party tonight!
Other person: Man, I don't know, I'm not feeling the hup.
Person: Tonight is not a hup night for me.
Other person: No, dude, look at all those girls just ready to hup!
Other person: Man, I don't know, I'm not feeling the hup.
Person: Tonight is not a hup night for me.
Other person: No, dude, look at all those girls just ready to hup!
by scrapless July 11, 2015
by Chris Zapp July 24, 2012
Michael: dude, I just pushed Steve out of a fourth story window while he was putting his khakis on.
Thomas: Oh, you sure hupped him!
Person 1: I like ice cream (while licking ice cream cone)
Person 2: I'm gonna hup you good. (slaps ice cream out of his hand and onto ground)
Person 2: How did you like that hot serving of hup cakes?
Thomas: Oh, you sure hupped him!
Person 1: I like ice cream (while licking ice cream cone)
Person 2: I'm gonna hup you good. (slaps ice cream out of his hand and onto ground)
Person 2: How did you like that hot serving of hup cakes?
by Ooder May 7, 2009
vt. cause a server to restart with a new configuration. To generally restart a machine.
(from the UNIX IPC signal, SIGHUP)
(from the UNIX IPC signal, SIGHUP)
by mainframe November 1, 2003