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Used in the North of England particularly Liverpool and Merseyside, meaning delighted, happy about something, over the moon!
Though it can also be used as a sarcastic retort.
"When i found out i'd got the job, I was made up!" Or "her face lit up when she opened her present, you could tell she was really made up with it."
The sarcastic retort usage of the term, would be something like, when someone was jealous of someone. The person might say: "Hey i got a date with that fella! and you would reply, "I'm made up for ya!" (when really you were no such thing)
made up by MerseyMan June 2, 2008
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Made up by FriendofAlice August 6, 2017
urban dictionary is just a place full of made up shit.
Or, have you discovered or made up any new words recently?
made up by Krkič October 16, 2020

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made up words by Men cat man June 24, 2019

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Made up word by Lightboxes June 19, 2008

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There are a lot of made-up words on the Urban Dictionary
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