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sorry i cant hang out im tacked up.
tacked up by Freevogue May 17, 2016
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tanked up 

Getting drunk as hell
Did you see Duffy last night at the party, man he was tanked up
tanked up by J.D May 27, 2005

Tucked Up 

To be tucked up is to be outwitted, conned, or otherwise beaten in a cunning or sly sort of way.
We've been tucked up, while he's been cleaning up.

(from the film "Snatch")
Tucked Up by HevayBurtation March 31, 2016

tanked up can hole 

when your ass is on fire, after the screamin mimi's & all you have is cheap ass wipe, to clean up the mess.
"can you pass the vasoline, I got a tanked up can hole!"

Tucked Up 

When a male hides his boner by tucking up into his waistband. Usually occurs around the ages 13-17 around very attractive women.
Guy 1-"Did you see that new girl?"
Guy 2-"Man,Cause of her Ive been tucked up since lunch."
Tucked Up by AiyaItsShawnn November 11, 2011

Tanked Up 

Not working properly, to include people or objects.

Not in it's original condition. Normally not useful in it's current condition.

More than messed up but not quite fucked up.
That guy's driving, face, and attitude are all tanked up.

After getting kicked a couple times, that vending machine is tanked up.

Tucked Up 

Pertaining to someone who is awake and alert.
I tucked into bed early last night so I’m Tucked Up and ready for the morning!
Tucked Up by dre38w January 27, 2021
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murderhobo 

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