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Racked Up 

You got alot of CASH; a.k.a " racks on racks ".
1: Yo he's shining w/ all them jewels on!
2: Plus he got that Benz! and those chicks!
1: Damn, he definately Racked Up . He got all the hoes !
Racked Up by B.logik July 5, 2012

rocked up 

The state of being erect; having an erection.
Yo, that bitch got me rocked up.
rocked up by Tommy L. October 5, 2005

riced up 

a really asian-fied/azn-fied car, most likely a crappy honda thats about to fall apart with brand new spinners and neons with a cheap china-town spoiler
Yo man you see that riced up ghetto-mobile down the block?
riced up by Jakov September 22, 2008

Racked-up like a Badger

1. A huge bar tab that has been left to over-run out of control, unbeknown to the original owner of the tab.

2. Someone who has over indulged in cocaine, causing them to slur like a paraplegic.

(Influenced by the Badger in the movie "It's All Gone Pete Tong")
"Did you see Ed's face last night? bloody hell he was racked-up like a badger."

"Paul you better get down here, I've just checked the bar tab and its racked-up like a badger."

racked up 

"Bro i totally racked up last night."
racked up by Levintage April 11, 2009

Rocked Up 

To get an engagement ring
1) Carrie finally got rocked up after dating David for 4 years.
2) Joni got rocked up with a huge diamond.
Rocked Up by Supersilver August 17, 2009
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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