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Put Upon 

the feeling you get. after every broke, hardup, hustling, aint got no JOB, hard up and almost/destitute, broke,bbusted and can't be trusted person you know comes to you in need of SOMETHING. Usually over and over again. To be taken advantage of.
To feel taken advantage of.
When your kindness is mistaken for stupidity on a regular basis-you feel <put upon>
Put Upon by KOOl aid mom March 8, 2009
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put up on blocks 

You paid how much for those shoes?! Man, you got put up on blocks
put up on blocks by Chris Love January 20, 2007

put up on 

to turn someone onto or inform someone of something new
I just got put up on that new Ipad 2, its hot.
put up on by scifine6 April 29, 2011

put you up on game 

1. To tell someone new or uninformed how to survive in their environment who to respect who to get over on and over all how to win. (typically relating to the drug game or pimp game.)

2. to tell you how it is and how it will be.
"let me put you up on game homie before you get your head took off by these cats." Typically used as westcoast terminology.

The Game used this phrase as a hook for one of his songs.
put you up on game by Trinide April 27, 2007

putuponer 

one who puts undue hardship upon another.
CC is such a putuponer, always pushing her needs onto others.
putuponer by Jewel Von Mayhem June 4, 2022
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