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Pack it up 

Said when someone is imitating someone (intentionally or not) or when someone is describing someone.
Person: *is imitating Harry potter*
Friend: pack it up, Harry Potter.

Person: so yeah there’s like this super rich dude who’s super rich
Friend: pack it up, Jeff bezos.
Pack it up by Pathkinana September 27, 2020
Words you can keep

pack it up 

-in other words "get OUUUT of here"

-what you tell someone to do when they make a worthless comment, say something just completely stupid, or spit out retarded ideas

-usually said to those annoying people that follow you and your friends around

-said with intentions to make someone feel stupid on the spot
you and your crew are sitting at the lunch table, the "annoying" kid of the group walks up un-invited...

"yo! guys! what are we doing tonight!!"

..."no, just.... pack it up"
pack it up by wisconsinbitchhhh March 28, 2009

pack it up 

d. means to pack up marijuana into a pipe or bong
Ryan said "They keep telling me to pack it up"
pack it up by Old City May 26, 2006

pack it up buttercup 

I did and you did, but I did it first. You just did better.
Kiesha and Lisa finished their tests.
"I finished fort!" said Lisa
"I did better though." said Kiesha
"Pack it up buttercup,"says Lisa, obviously upset.

pack it up crack head 

My mom told me she seen a pack it up crack head on the corner of bald and ugly, turns it it was Chad Turner.
pack it up crack head by Tevan walker September 18, 2023
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Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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