pipe up
the action of taking a foreign substance, that causes a change in a person's consciousness or normal body action, in an excess or large amount. (i.e., caffeine, alcohol, marijuana, any illicit drug)
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Pipe it up
Pipe it up by Young rich nation July 31, 2015
Pipe it up
a football team before the game:
Player #1: We bout to take this dub (win)!
Player #2: Aye, let's pipe it up!
Player #1: We bout to take this dub (win)!
Player #2: Aye, let's pipe it up!
Pipe it up by YRN101 December 6, 2015
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pipe it up by michelledave33 February 1, 2016
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