sup it
A way of saying hello. Basically the exact same thing as saying "sup" to someone. But with an "it" at the end.
sup it by Brooksthepro November 9, 2006
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Sup It Up
Usually this involves taking a less expensive item (usually a car or a musical instrument) and adding lots of after market (custom) parts to make the item look or work better. Sometimes it can involve more expensive items. Many times this saying can replace retrofitting. Always involves making the item more expensive and better looking.
sup it out
sup it out by heylookitsblank March 11, 2019
sup wid it
sup wid it by Aikeneezy October 11, 2007
sup wit it
sup wit it by Issa and bh cole April 28, 2006
sup wit it
1. A form of greeting
2. Bragging, trash talking. Like saying sup after you gain some advantage over the other person.
2. Bragging, trash talking. Like saying sup after you gain some advantage over the other person.
Person1: Sup wit it G?
Person2: Not much just ballin'
Person 3: SUP WIT IT
Person 4: Haha fuck that was a sick beatdown you gave that fake thug, man I wish I had been able to do that shit.
Person2: Not much just ballin'
Person 3: SUP WIT IT
Person 4: Haha fuck that was a sick beatdown you gave that fake thug, man I wish I had been able to do that shit.
sup wit it by MAKAVELI604 July 15, 2007
w'sup wit it?
EX.1
Gentleman #1: Ay bro, I'm bout to head out to the club tonight and get up on these hoes. You rollin'?
Gentleman #2: Shiiiit, w'sup wit it?
EX.2
Gentleman #1: Hello sir, good day to you.
Gentleman #1: W'sup wit it?
Gentleman #1: Ay bro, I'm bout to head out to the club tonight and get up on these hoes. You rollin'?
Gentleman #2: Shiiiit, w'sup wit it?
EX.2
Gentleman #1: Hello sir, good day to you.
Gentleman #1: W'sup wit it?
w'sup wit it? by Jesus Juuce June 11, 2006
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