up south

Many residents of Saskatchewan, and in particular, rural residents, use the phrase "up south" instead of 'down south'.

There does not seem to be a distance involved, as in the 'up south' vs. 'deep south' usage in the southern USA.

He's from up south somewhere.

"Where's Beaver Creek?"
"I think it's up south a ways."

by lar3ry June 15, 2011

rooster up

Polite derivative of cock up, also serving to portray the usually important figures in question as bardyard animals.

The election was a complete rooster up.

by zmp February 10, 2005

Rooster up

A male standing his ground when needed. Display of dominance, not willing to back down.

He rooster up and demanded the thieves leave as they tried to hide in shadows.

by Xmnh May 24, 2022

addiction to staying up late

this person would rather stay up all night watching tiktok or youtube than go to bed. this person gets no sleep and is addicted to their phone. if you don’t do this you are either homeschooled, left handed, or a ginger.

my senpai has an addiction to staying up late.

by daddytigger October 20, 2023

scarf up

The act of putting your hair in a scarf before getting in a fight to prevent getting your weave snatched out. Primarily referencing when an African American woman with weave is about to fight

Kevin's wife told him to call the police. as she scarf up to beat his boyfriend ass

by Schunor February 26, 2021

squeeze up bra

it doesn't make sense to call a push up bra a PUSH up bra, cause it squeezes them together not pushes, so its squeeze up bra now.

'Omg jessica lets go squeeze up bra shopping!'

by imcoolerthanyoi June 7, 2022

Up in the night

When someone's opinions or expectations are ridiculous, grandiose, or ill-informed they are "up in the night."

Common synonyms: out of their mind, bat shit crazy, off their rocker, way out there.

A common colloquialism among Utahans, those from the western United States, and the Latter-day Saint population at large.

If she thinks those shorts are inappropriate, she is up in the night.

The florist wanted $100 for a corsage; he's up in the night.

If they think I'm doing the dishes again tonight, they're all up in the night.

by BricksForAmontillado June 2, 2017