Tucked Up
Tucked Up by HevayBurtation March 31, 2016
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Tucked Up
When a male hides his boner by tucking up into his waistband. Usually occurs around the ages 13-17 around very attractive women.
Tucked Up by AiyaItsShawnn November 11, 2011
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Tucked Up
As in "No Thank You, I can not take another body shot off your belly button, I have had way too many, I am yawning, and I am all Tucked Up".
Tucked Up by BoxTurt413 June 22, 2023
Tucked right up
' I got tucked right up this morning in my monthly review' or ' Thats the fourth week in a row I've put the trash out, your tucking me right up' . Point of note: when describing how you got tucked up, or how you tucked someone up, for amusement purposes do the actions of tucking blankets into the side of an occupied bed.
Tucked right up by Tradesize December 9, 2010
trucked up
the state of being so drunk that 'fucked up' is not nearly enough to describe one's state of inebriation. when waking up the next day, the hangover feels so painful that it feels like one literally got hit by a truck
Friend 1: Yo have you seen Mike? I heard he's drunk as fuck!
Friend 2: Yeah he just took 10 shots of vodka in 5 minutes! He's trucked up out of his mind!
Friend 2: Yeah he just took 10 shots of vodka in 5 minutes! He's trucked up out of his mind!
trucked up by dbmjnets1 June 21, 2011
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