Ramped up
To become mentally and physically prepared.
To become excited.
To elevate ones readiness.
To be overexcited.
To become excited.
To elevate ones readiness.
To be overexcited.
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raped up the ass
completely screwed over ie. something really shitty that happened and you can't do anything about it
raped up the ass by supamonkey June 28, 2006
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Ramped up • raped up the ass • Rumped up piece of steak • Ramped • raped • Rammed • ramper • romped • rapped • raped ape
Rumped up piece of steak
A rumped up piece of steak is a old womans vagina that has been done over to many times. The woman is usually proud of her adventures and is pleased with her wide Holy Grail.
"Have you seen that fellas Nan I heard shes got rumped up piece of steak"
"I know and shes proud of it. I heard her husbands a porn star he's called Pepper Wigsel."
"I know and shes proud of it. I heard her husbands a porn star he's called Pepper Wigsel."
Rumped up piece of steak by Milo Cude November 3, 2009
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