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power up 

The increase in energy and apparent increase in ability associated with e by users of the drug.
Come on, baby, power up with me; I just dropped me some ecstasy.
power up by jen June 4, 2005

power up 

to increase ones power within the body showing a great increase in strength, speed, and stamina. when power up is achieved an aura of energy will be generated.
dammit he is stronger than we thought, well i guess there is only up thing to do POWER UP!!AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
wushwushwushwush.........This ends now!!!
power up by getsuei May 6, 2008

Lexia: Power-Up 

One of the fucking shitiest things a teacher could torcher a kid with
Teacher: okay kids, it’s time for Lexia

Kid: *slaps teacher* fuck you, ya 50 year-old free loading piece of ass
Class: YEAAAAAAA

Lexia: Power-up means bad thing
Lexia: Power-Up by IAmAJaxness99 February 15, 2022

Australian Power Up 

When your sexual partner queefs in your mouth unexpectedly while having oral sex.
'My girlfriend gave me an Australian Power Up last night. Weird experience.'
Australian Power Up by Pamda02 December 14, 2022

Power up 

1.To suddenly gain an advantage over something at the last minute even when your out matched.

2.A warning to your foe to prepare themselves for a hard or difficult match
1.Main that test was hard man but I powered up on it and passed anyways.

2.Man you power up Micheal I am not taking your crap today.
Power up by Wisdom100 November 9, 2012

THAT power up

In the gaming world, it is the power up that you see on the screen that is unavoidable, and will cause you to loose the current awsome power up that you've been using/upgrading and working on for like an hour, for something far, FAR more crappy.
Dave: So did you ever finish that last level of "Brick Breaker"?

Jimmy: NO! I had all the good power ups too, the longer trampoline thing and the lasers. But then THAT power up apeared and caused me to get a smaller trampoline that just goes really fast, and then all my good power ups went away and I died.
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