Wrap It Up
A phrase used by mothers to "nicely" tell their children to end an activity. Most commonly followed up with "one sec".
Wrap It Up by TacoMaster33 February 18, 2019
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wrap it up
derived from the chappelle show when someone is talking and it is neither interesting or they are just not getting the point across quickly enough then you need to wrap it up. say what you mean and get to the point.
She has been telling the same damn story for at least 15 minutes, if it was my story I would have had the point across in at least 5 minutes. girl, you need to wrap it up! finish talking and wrap that shit up!
wrap it up by leovenus1977 January 7, 2009
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