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UTH is an Irish (mostly found in Ulster) acronym standing for "Up The Hoods".

"The Hoods" were originally those who wore their hoods as they partook in scummy yet fun activities such as rioting with the police. When "The Hoods", then saw pictures of themselves in papers such as The Irish News, they would chuckle and say: "UTH".

This has now expanded to the stage where more or less every criminal activity which people see is followed by their loud, ringing laughter and a chorus of "UTH".
* A hooded youth runs off with bags full of money from the Northern Bank*

Crowd of on-lookers: "Go on you boy ye, UTH"
UTH by LoveTheHoods March 28, 2010
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Up the hoods. Expression largely used in Northern Ireland to describe support for joyriders. Also can be said: UTJRS. (Up the joyriders)
Boy 1: Saw the joyriders out the other night.
Boy 2: UTH.
UTH by Eli10 January 3, 2010
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A demi-god; deity; a very cute high school demi-god
"Oh my Uth!"
"All praise Uth!"
"Uth-forbid it!"
Uth by Anila Rose May 2, 2008
A very handsome male
Creative
Talented
Good sense of humour

Good with the ladies

Real G
Hey b my man is an Uthman, your man can't match up
uthman by speddyy July 9, 2017

Abisha Uthayakumar 

The one of the most cutest person a man would ever ask for...she never gets mad,she always have smile, just mess with her she’ll love it but she is not the person,who shows that one her face, NEVER EVER ACT MEAN TO HER..:
OMG!!! She is so pretty she must be Abisha Uthayakumar

She is cute but I’m so scared to talk to her

-Don’t worry she is Abisha Uthayakumar she is always nice to everyone
To buff up, or overpower a monster or player character. The word comes from the character named Uthger at Narfell. Metagaming is also rampant on such monsters or PCs.
War machines and remnants are powerful already, why did the DM have to Uthger them up?
Uthger by Unhappy Narfer October 10, 2005
A smart, hard working girl who always put a smile on everyone face no matter how tough her day might be.
I wish my daughter would grow up to be an Uthraja
uthraja by Laboratory bestie November 28, 2019
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