by Chris March 19, 2005
Lifting:
1. Picking up, or hauling an object.
2. Moving something from it's resting state by force.
3. Working out, such as using Free-weights (dumbells) or machines to perform an-aerobic exercises to build muscle strength and endurance.
1. Picking up, or hauling an object.
2. Moving something from it's resting state by force.
3. Working out, such as using Free-weights (dumbells) or machines to perform an-aerobic exercises to build muscle strength and endurance.
Man, lifting weights all day sure did that boy up.
I can't wait until school gets out so I can go lift.
It's so boring here, I wish I could go do some lifting.
I can't wait until school gets out so I can go lift.
It's so boring here, I wish I could go do some lifting.
by Chris Fussman November 05, 2006
"Where did you get that"
"Got it off some guy on the corner"
"Have you been lifting "
"No, bought it honest"
"Got it off some guy on the corner"
"Have you been lifting "
"No, bought it honest"
by 率джф川 雨 æå March 02, 2019
by The Grammar Nazi June 16, 2002
I gat fat bags of skunk, I got white owl blunts, and I'm about to go get lifted, yes I'm about to go get lifted.
by A.C. Sativa June 04, 2013
used with a negative connotation; to replace words meaning awful, and directed usually at a person, a place of a situation. Used often in the north east of england.
"This is possibly the most lifting party i've ever been to in my life."
"Your patter is absolutely lifting."
"Your patter is absolutely lifting."
by jazzytotem June 11, 2008
An elevator at a club that is out of order and is only used for group orgy's. While the lift stays on the ground level.
by The Lift March 08, 2009