A term used when something expires, dies, stops working, quits, breaks down. People from other countries look stupefied and wonder where "it" went when used in context by an American.
Bill: What happened to your lawn mower?
Mike: It went up on me last week!
Bill: I guess you have to go out and buy another one!
Mike: It went up on me last week!
Bill: I guess you have to go out and buy another one!
by habbie September 22, 2010
To say something to some
by Gggghhhy November 5, 2017
Gaining new or increased respect, credibility, appeal, attention, and/or regard. To gain a positive opinion about or interest in.
I didn't know much about you but when I found out you wrote for "The Onion" your stock just went up with me.
by CLS CU December 24, 2014
by Cranberry Bob June 15, 2020
When one goes to collect commodities from a local deader, but is forced to stay longer than expected due to police presence outside. For example, I went to pick up weed, the police parked outside, now I stuck watching Spongebob with my dealer's kids.
Gents, I went to pick up some parts and now I'm stuck in traffic. I won't be able to attend the meeting today
by Grammando October 6, 2021