adj. Origin, Southern New Jersey. To be filled with emotion, like a soup is filled with ingredients. Usually having to do with extreme excitement or anger.
"When Trey said wanted to beat Don's ass, Don got souped and then called his squad"
"When I heard they were giving out 50 Cent tickets to the first 50 people in line I was souped, until I realized I was number 51"
"When I heard they were giving out 50 Cent tickets to the first 50 people in line I was souped, until I realized I was number 51"
by ctina September 27, 2005
by I-Don November 11, 2005
someone who gets a sudden burst of excitement and confidence based on being in favorable positon in a competition
by Gerard Irick December 1, 2010
Example of Excitement: I am so souped to go out tonight, its going to be crazy.
Example of Anger: This freshman girl spilled a large hot coffee all over my computer, I was so souped that I almost yelled at her.
Example of Anger: This freshman girl spilled a large hot coffee all over my computer, I was so souped that I almost yelled at her.
by LizzieStein November 20, 2010
It's a wrong way to spell "SUPED"
when u are excited or extremely happy u are SUPED and not SOUPED.
Most people write sOuped because they think its derived from the word "SOUP"
But its not, it came from the word "SUPER"
when u are excited or extremely happy u are SUPED and not SOUPED.
Most people write sOuped because they think its derived from the word "SOUP"
But its not, it came from the word "SUPER"
by lilcutie143X March 24, 2005
"damn, look at the Lakeland JV cheerleaders, they all souped. except the fine one in the front and the one with the big boobs to the left of her."
by yoooo mommaaaaa December 12, 2007
by potdTEM March 11, 2009