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maker-upper 

This term is used to describe a specifically designated clean syringe, which is used to make up a bump intended to be split up between two or more people. This syringe is not used for injecting but rather to contain a large amount and transfer it in parts to each person's personal rig. It is marked by scratching off all the zeros in the row of numbers on the rig and, if properly kept and if it remains not injected into anybody's skin, can be reused untill it no longer draws up. This is a good ideal to reduce the risk of spreading IV related diseases during group bumps because the shot is made and passed out using a clean point for that purpose. Another advantage is for someone who bends and dulls out the needle tip while making a shot, to the point it is no longer useable to inject into their skin and another point is needed. its slang name says just what its purpose is, making up, thats why it is called, maker-upper.
hey do u have a "maker-upper" so i dont ruin my point making this up.
Wheres the "maker-upper?"
My "maker-upper" is the one with all the zeros scratched off.
Lets designate a "maker-upper" and mark it now so it don't get trashed.
Can one of these rigs be used as a "maker-upper?"
If you mess your point up before you poke anyone with it, you can simply make your "maker-upper" and it won't be a total waste.
maker-upper by everythingjess November 7, 2011
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Word-maker-upper 

A person who makes up words.

Extensive training needed over a period of many years/lifetime.

Careers can begin early among the extremely young who are naturally adept at Word-maker-uppery or Word-maker-upping.

Career opportunities limited but with the advent of technical advancements such the interweb and Urban Dictionary, outlets now abound.
"Manny, where are my lallies?" - excellent recent example by four year old Word-maker-upper. Translates as "Granny, where are my sun-glasses?"

"Put your doofer on the knicker-jar" - recent complex example from confused mother; translates as "put your shirt on the clothes airer..."
Word-maker-upper by Knicker-jar March 10, 2010

Liar- Maker- Upper 

Someone who lies and makes up things and never actually does it.
Mickayla tells me everyday she’ll buy me a hula hoop but she never does. Mickayla is a liar- maker- upper
Liar- Maker- Upper by cmcmuffinz April 21, 2021

The Make-A-Messer-Cleaner-Upper 

A mind blowing amazing machine that the world of science has ever known.
"The Make-A-Messer-Cleaner-Upper is a fantastic science project

Makerupper 

a person that makes stuff up
Have you heard that kedge is a makerupper
Makerupper by Daddylonglegs123 August 29, 2020

make-it-uppery

"I heard company abc have just been awarded a $10 billion contract"

"No way! Where's your source"
" I can't remember where I read it but its true"
"Hmm, me thinks your source is make-it-uppery"
make-it-uppery by Schubert November 29, 2020
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