A word used to describe a mental behavior to always try and be positive. A new word used by the future generation to be positive.
by ShadowPine August 19, 2021
An army term meaning promotion to a higher position after a senior employee screwed up an assignment. The rest of his career will be served with no more damage. Can be used by any large bureaucracy, but less so by corporations. Read the Peter Principle where an employee is promoted to his highest level of incompetence.
The minister responsible for the African "Ground Nut Scheme" boondoggle during the 1950s was given a promotion and a title. His new position required no real work, it was a classic case of fuck up move up.
by England phi beta gamma June 23, 2007
by BigTopOppFromThe50's January 26, 2020
For ex: Nigga #1“Bro I am 🅰️🅿️ I do what I want “Nigga #2 “ Ok but do you have AirPods ok then MOVE UP!!”
by Jazir Fendi January 03, 2019
Binner: "Keeper, penalty spot, runners, come on, get up their hairy arses."
Everyone else: "Sounds like a move up as a unit moment from Binner"
Everyone else: "Sounds like a move up as a unit moment from Binner"
by The Longbrooke Spy October 09, 2006
Wake Up (Make a Move) is the third single from Start Something, the second album by the Welsh rock band lostprophets. This single was under much debate up to it coming out, both lostprophets and their N Prime management wanted the dark, brooding "Make A Move" as a single whereas the label wanted the poppier, catchier "I Don't Know". The band and their management walked away victorious from this battle of wills and the song was released as a single with the modified title "Wake Up (Make A Move)". However, "I Don't Know" was later released for radio airplay in the USA.
Track listing
CD 1
Wake Up (Make A Move)
Wake Up live at Chicago's Q101
CD 2
Wake Up (Make A Move)
Holding On (Demo)
Video: Wake Up (Make A Move)
Video: The Making Of Wake Up (Make A Move)
Vinyl
Wake Up (Make A Move)
Start Something live at R1 Astoria
Also:
from the album: Start Something
Released: May 3, 2004 (U.K)
Format: Enhanced CD
Genre: Rock
Length: 3:57
Label: Columbia Records / Visible Noise
Producer(s): Eric Valentine
Chart positions
18 (U.K)
9 (U.S Modern Rock)
16 (U.S Mainstream Rock)
Track listing
CD 1
Wake Up (Make A Move)
Wake Up live at Chicago's Q101
CD 2
Wake Up (Make A Move)
Holding On (Demo)
Video: Wake Up (Make A Move)
Video: The Making Of Wake Up (Make A Move)
Vinyl
Wake Up (Make A Move)
Start Something live at R1 Astoria
Also:
from the album: Start Something
Released: May 3, 2004 (U.K)
Format: Enhanced CD
Genre: Rock
Length: 3:57
Label: Columbia Records / Visible Noise
Producer(s): Eric Valentine
Chart positions
18 (U.K)
9 (U.S Modern Rock)
16 (U.S Mainstream Rock)
by Scarer August 11, 2006
It's a smart remark for when someone does something good, or when one purchased new things for bragging rights. Basically, this phrase is used when one is bragging about something of unimportance. It is used in a sarcastic tone.
by this is b0ss September 21, 2009