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packed up 

beaten into a ball
Pat: Damn man did u see that fight?
Juan: Yeah man u did get yo a$$ packed up!
packed up by Myfakepackedup November 9, 2011

packed up 

Laughing so hard you cease to function properly.

Comes from the original term which defines a machine breaking down by saying it's "packed up"..
Dude.. When you fell down those stairs, we just packed up.. I mean, I couldn't even breathe!
packed up by BrainShoes July 17, 2011

Packed Up 

When your hair is in a ponytail
*on the phone* Jenny how does your hair look right now?

Girl you know my hair is PACKED UP
Packed Up by MERCiiB00 February 18, 2009

Packed Up 

A slang or term used for someone that's been killed/murdered, especially from gang-related violence. The term “packed up” refers to “packing” up the victim in a body bag or casket.
Roger: Did you hear what happened to TJ last night? He tried to show his new gang that he can hang!

Bryce: So? Isn't that what new gang members are supposed to do?

Roger: Well, he DID show he can hang, but they left HIM hanging when one of their opps popped him. He got shot in the leg, his gang left him behind, the opps walked over, and he got packed up.

Bryce: That's just horrible! TJ was such a good kid! Too bad he got caught up with the wrong people. Hope his Mum is alright!
Packed Up by JJMAC_123 May 11, 2023

Packed up 

"the immersion heater has packed up"
Packed up by Arminkshipper June 20, 2025

getting packed up 

when you do something remotely illegal and you end up getting caught
oh shoot, lil timmy is getting packed up for messing with that 17-year-old
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