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Put It Up 

Put it away. Used south of the Mason-Dixon Line.
Whose cell phone is that? Put it up right now!
Put It Up by Diggity Monkeez January 10, 2005
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Put It Up 

When a bottle of soda is almost empty and you drink the rest straight out of the bottle.
You: There's only about a glass of cola left in this bottle, you want some man?

Friend: I'm good , just put it up.

You: Okay (drinks the rest of the soda from the bottle)
Put It Up by dorajpentagon December 14, 2012

Put it up 

Putting something, most likely drugs into the anus/butt crack.
Here is your dope, now put it up.
Put it up by Drinkbeard June 25, 2018

Put it up 

An aggressive hand slap to tight grip between close friends
You: yo dope shoes bro!
Me: shot cuz...put it up! *slaps hands and gripseach other while making direct eye contact *
Put it up by MicSure December 17, 2019

Put it up 

Basketball slang meaning to shoot the ball.
Guy playing street ball: Put it up nigga!
Put it up by toxic cowZ January 13, 2021

Put my nose up in it 

A term used by southern gentlemen to describe the action they do when sniffing through a diamond. Usually followed up by forming a diamond shape with your fingers and acting out the sniff.
Im gonna eat cheerios out her butt and "put my nose up in it"
when one gets excited; puts two fingers up and pretends to shoot a gun while saying 'put it up' real fast.
"Yo, that guy was too fly"
"ye ye, putitup"
putitup by saprina July 15, 2008
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