to up

(toe up) a word coming from ebonic roots meaning "torn up". Often times used in therapy terminology to refer to something that is torn up.

Henry's ego is completely and utterly to up.

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up and up

Getting better, actively rising above, coming in to your own, living large and getting larger.

by j e t September 17, 2005

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The opposite of keepin it on the downlow or doing stuff that you don't want anyone to know.

I ain't got nothing to hide...it's all on the up and up. We together, he cool.

by Dr Dre September 14, 2005

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to increase in value or update to better quality

You need to up up that computer, it's falling apart.

Up up your shoe game, those SB dunks are old.

by Cool Guy Danster April 22, 2008

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You're so upful. (you're so cheerful.)

by jackkcaj July 25, 2009

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Positive. Confident. Evolving. Kind. Live and full of life. Joy. Jubilant. Exalted. Blissful.

Have an upful day!

by Jo Cundity November 05, 2011

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1. To do something unexpectedly or with out any thought

2. Impulsive act

My neighbor was sitting outside talking to his wife when then he up and shot her. I did not see that coming.

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