To Up
To Up by Dustin W Danley June 21, 2008
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to up
(toe up) a word coming from ebonic roots meaning "torn up". Often times used in therapy terminology to refer to something that is torn up.
to up by william joseph hemmington December 21, 2004
To' up
Tore up. Having amazing sex.
From the albumn Stankonia by Outkast, Kim & Cookie (interlude), Kim: "went home with the mothafucka, now i'm thinkin i'm fittina to goddamn get my ass to' up!"
To' up by gangster 20 11 June 10, 2011
to' up from tha flo' up
to' up from tha flo' up by snotgobblr July 13, 2004
to' up from the flo' up
Drunk and high...straight up. This usually occurs when one smokes a blunt directly after consuming a large amount of alcohol in a small amount of time.
Yo, yo, yo, yo......yo. I can't go to 7-11 yet because I am to' up from the FLO' UP. Goddamn, nigga, don't touch me.
to' up from the flo' up by Douglas from Burnie August 3, 2007
all to' up
all to' up by blueserotta August 3, 2011
Up to the Boilermaker's Nameplate
In the construction of old, generally coal-fired boilers for use in heavy applications one would generally find above the boiler door a large brass plate proudly bearing the name and location of its manufacturer.
Before the door would stand strong men intent on pushing their shovels into the boiler as far as they would go, depositing material therein as deep and as fast as they could go without killing themselves first.
The boiler itself was designed specifically to take this kind of punishment, day after day, year after year, and, while not being especially pleasing to look at it, would be guaranteed to raise a glass amongst those men who had over the years sweatily laboured at its threshold.
But I digress.
Its another way of saying your cock was RIGHT in a chick as far as it would go and then some.
Before the door would stand strong men intent on pushing their shovels into the boiler as far as they would go, depositing material therein as deep and as fast as they could go without killing themselves first.
The boiler itself was designed specifically to take this kind of punishment, day after day, year after year, and, while not being especially pleasing to look at it, would be guaranteed to raise a glass amongst those men who had over the years sweatily laboured at its threshold.
But I digress.
Its another way of saying your cock was RIGHT in a chick as far as it would go and then some.
Hey Mel, how did it go with Teresa?
Pretty good. The lobster was barely cold when I was up to the Boilermaker's Nameplate.
Hey Mike, I hear your wife gives out.
No shit. Every night I'm up to the Boilermaker's Nameplate.
Pretty good. The lobster was barely cold when I was up to the Boilermaker's Nameplate.
Hey Mike, I hear your wife gives out.
No shit. Every night I'm up to the Boilermaker's Nameplate.
Up to the Boilermaker's Nameplate by goody5 December 10, 2010
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