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turn it up! by ROYCE SLAVEN May 5, 2003
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Turn it up
An expression used to display disbelief, and a put down to those telling "porky pies"; (bullshit stories)
Turn it up by Melanie Walsh June 11, 2006
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turn it up
Getting to that next level in the night, like when you're out with the bros and everyone but you is uncommitted to go to the next bar.
Me: Let's go to the strip club.
Friend: Dude, it's getting kind of late and I have a huge presentation in the morning...
Me: Yo, turn it up
Friend: Do you have any singles?
Friend: Dude, it's getting kind of late and I have a huge presentation in the morning...
Me: Yo, turn it up
Friend: Do you have any singles?
turn it up by Da Dirty Dave September 26, 2013
Turn it up
A phrase that today usually means 'turn the volume up' but in the 1950s it meant the same as 'give it up' 'stop' 'quit'.
Tony Hancock in The Foreign Legion (1958-04-15) "Dear big head. I hate you, everyone down our street hates you, why don't you turn it up?"
Turn it up by Shtumpf November 7, 2012
Turn it up
To have a good time right before going out... Usually at night. Also: Getting ready to have a good time.
Turn it up by CaliChris650 January 18, 2010
TURN IT UP
Turn It Up Verb-(English: TURN!~IT!~UP!....T.I.U)
"To enhance and refine life experiences in order to achieve the optimal outcome in turn increasing the value of excellence."
Origin: 2009 The 12 Centennial Park, Atlanta Ga-T Brown
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Synonyms: Crank It Up, Get It in, Lets Do it, Improvement, Enhancement Refinement
Antonyms: Turn it Down, Turn't down,Stop, No, Cant, Complacency, Under achiever, Normality
Related forms: Turn't up, Turned Up,
"To enhance and refine life experiences in order to achieve the optimal outcome in turn increasing the value of excellence."
Origin: 2009 The 12 Centennial Park, Atlanta Ga-T Brown
...
Synonyms: Crank It Up, Get It in, Lets Do it, Improvement, Enhancement Refinement
Antonyms: Turn it Down, Turn't down,Stop, No, Cant, Complacency, Under achiever, Normality
Related forms: Turn't up, Turned Up,
TURN IT UP by Travis D. Brown November 18, 2010
Turn it up
similar to saying bottoms up or take it to the head ; said when proclaiming the "turning up" of one's bottle/drink glass (usually alcohol)
Martha Stewart takes a swig of Jose Cuervo Gold before blending an Autumnal drink.
Guest Mo'nique says "Turn it up Martha! Turn it up" and does the same herself.
The audience whoots and applauds
Marha: "I said it was my favorite"
---MARTHA STEWART show November 3rd episode: 20 More Things You Should Know & Mo'Nique
Guest Mo'nique says "Turn it up Martha! Turn it up" and does the same herself.
The audience whoots and applauds
Marha: "I said it was my favorite"
---MARTHA STEWART show November 3rd episode: 20 More Things You Should Know & Mo'Nique
Turn it up by KiM_NJ November 4, 2006
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