Turn up
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Verb:
- Getting loose, being wild and potentially engaging in sexual activity with members of the opposite gender (or the same gender if thats what youre in to)
- Acting crazy due to consumption of large amounts of alcohol, marijuana, [molly] or other drugs
It can be used as a noun where it is spelled [turnt up] instead of turned up as grammatical conventions would suggest. Turnt up is used to described the state of being wild and crazy like someone would be at a party.
It is not to be confused with the vegetable, the turnip, to which it shares some phonic similarities but is otherwise entirely unrelated
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Lets go party time.
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To let loose and have fun.
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verb
- To get wild.
- To do drugs, most commonly uppers (coke, molly, etc).
- Synonym to lets go.
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To increase the amount of drugs/alcohol in the body in order to increase the possibility of having a good time at a social gathering and or by oneself.
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When one turns up, they will dance to good music, have a disco ball, and have a killer glass of Arnold palmer.
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Another word for awesome or cool.
To get hyped. -
ok some people really are just stupid.
Turn up means to get intoxicated to the point that youre so loose that you just act crazy.
If you went out and had a few drinks and laughed all night....you simply got drunk. You did not turn up lol Then again the phrase got so big that its being used for almost everything now which is fine. Its another phrase thatll soon die out like the rest of them. Lol
I personally need to turn down lol
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Turn Up refers to a Function/Party. Also used as verb to explain what youll be doing. Includes some use of drug(s) such as marijuana or alcohol.
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To turn the heat up at a banquet hall in an event such as prom utilizing a large circular dial
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Party Time
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To arrive, or show up somewhere.
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If a better situation or an opportunity to do something turns up, it happens or becomes available unexpectedly or in a way that was not planned:
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