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Pumped Up 

To be pregnant. It comes from the physical appearance of the female's stomach being "pumped up" like a balloon or another round object filled with air.
To be used in the same manner as the word "pregnant":
"She has gone and gotten herself pumped up!"
"Carla is pumped up!"
"When are you going to get pumped up?'
Pumped Up by Niki Yo October 4, 2010

Pumped Up Kicks 

A song made by Foster The People named after the luxury footwear. It's known for it's particularly upbeat yet unsettling musical composition/instrumental, and dark lyrics regarding a troubled youth named "Robert" who has fantasies of shooting up his school.

If you hear someone humming this song... particularly if they're white, named Eugene, have a bowl haircut, wear a trench coat/fedora/tie under shirt/etc., sport a neck beard, and/or if they have known association with the brony, weaboo, or furry fandom. It's best if you vacate the premises ASAP.
Ted: "I got my pumped up kicks"

Scott: "Then I saw Eugene in his trench coat, looking at furries on DeviantArt, and humming Pumped Up Kicks reach into his backpack."

pumped up kicks 

The phrase 'pumped up kicks' basically means shoes that are very expensive. It could also be taken as it's non-literal term meaning 'the latest and greatest apparel items'.
Did you see John come by? He had some pumped up kicks! What a rich asshole.
pumped up kicks by anonymous0987 January 27, 2011

"Pumped Up Kicks" Syndrome 

When somethings is up beat and catchy but has a verrrrry dark meaning; mostly when it comes to music.
Yea that song suffers from "Pumped Up Kicks" Syndrome as it sounds very groovy and joyus but the song is actually about murder and rape

pumped up kicks 

Source: Wikipedia
The original Reebok Pump was made as a collaboration between Reebok's Paul Litchfield and industrial design firm Design Continuum. It was released in 1989, as a basketball high-top shoe. The shoe was quite expensive compared to other retail athletic shoes at the time, often costing as much as 150% more than the next most expensive athletic shoe on the market. It became something of a status symbol on urban basketball courts and eventually in suburban high schools.
His pumped up kicks came in handy on the court. He scored 30 points during yesterday's game.
pumped up kicks by denver fgh December 30, 2011

pumped up chump 

self-infatuation mentally and/or physically
daves' a nice guy for a pumped up chump!
pumped up chump by michael foolsley November 19, 2009
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Throat Sweats 

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Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
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