What does "knock you up" mean?
927024
If someone has been "knocked up," it is a crude way of saying that she has become pregnant.
911439
Well, actually, the meaning is NOT the same. \nTo "sweep up" means to collect together, as a broom would.\n\nIf you were to say "sweep out" it would probably mean to sweep debris, or dust, etc.  out of a room.\n\nThe word "check-out" is used in the context of something, or someone, being checked out. That is, goods paid for, or a person permitted to leave.\n\nTo "check-up" on something would be to investigate it, or look into it.\n\nThey have different connotations.
944913
it means ready yo fight
745149
Slap Him! It means that "When he has sex with you, He get's his satisfaction whether you do or not"!\n\n"I bang, Iget mine"!!!!!
818553
alright i shall enjoy enlightening you \nhere are many \nif some one says yo what's up you say - you what up?\nsignify means to express yourself or what you wish to chat on \nnow you could come of saying \njust 'Yo! this mean hi or hello so do what's up \ntry at the end " gotta roll out" means i must go right away\n"hay boo!"  means "hello love":\nwhaatt! means shocked at news.\nif you want to be really current go to "ebonics language site and learn all the urbans black slang we are the best at artistic lyrics in the world and this is proven by the Hip hop culture you see we keeping away from the european way and have the strongest verbal expressions for everything ......."believe that!" mean true
381726
Simply put, you've gotten into a situation you can't handle.  It's a reference to swimming: when you get in over your head (i.e. the water level rises above your head), you can't breathe, and if you aren't a good swimmer, you will prbably drown if someone doesn't rescue you.
915629
well it means..that..if some one ask your favour..u can always say no to them in a nicer way..but dont insult them.\n\nit can also mean that..\nif u saw a group of people is hitting someone..u can always move away from that group even though u dont help that poor guy..but dont join them and hit that guy too...\n\nit also can mean that..\nif there is a begger asking for food...u can always choose not o give him anything at all..but do not stop another person from giving it...\n\nso in conclusion..if u can do any good its ok..but dont do any sin...
454309
It means you've sat in blood and then sat in all of these places including your on your stool.\n\nAnd Justathought, for goodness sake, I've had to pull you up this before: YOUR Island. What you typed means "not much else to do on you are little island" Which is gibberish.\n\nYou don't want to talk gibberish when you're calling some one a dill hole, it makes you look like a dill hole, which I'm guessing is not pretty.
427501
Get Your Ya-Ya's Out was the final album of the Rolling Stones' Decca contract.\n\nIt's meaning in slang is similar to " raise a ruckus" "cause some trouble" "blow off some steam", etc.
1040018
It means you bumped your finger.
133820
To be "up in the air" generally means that something is undecided.  As an example:  "I may have to work this weekend, so my trip to Chicago is up in the air."\n\nHope this helps.
1176121
The correct spelling is touche (with accent over the e').  Literally it means (in french)" you touched me/you got me".  Originally it came from fencing/sword fighting.  A fencer says this when his opponent scores a point by making contact with the point of his sword so as to alert his opponent that that the opponent got him.  These days it means, basically, " you got me" used when someone makes a point that is valid and frequently insulting/devaluing to the recipient.  For example, say Bob is a heavy drinker and says to Bill, his friend who is a smoker, "smoking is bad for your lungs".  Bill responds with, "drinking is bad for your liver".  Bob's response to this might well be,"touche"
69369
Sounds like it would mean something along the lines of dream big but stay grounded in reality. Meaning reach for attainable goals. I hope this helps.
759405
hit.  like in anime when the characters get 'glomped' on the head. It should be right unless there are other meanings.
92668
I think it is spelled "oopsidaisy", and it usually is used when you drop something unintentionally, and want to indicate to others that you are making fun of yourself lightly, as you stoop to pick it up.  \nThough "upsidaisy" might be said when you are picking up a small child, just as a nonsensical statement to indicate "hey, I'm picking you up.  let's smile and be good!"  :)\nI've heard both of these uses.
615073
I've used both before. Usually, though, "beat up" is the verb form ("I beat up someone.") and "beat down" is a noun ("I put the beat down on someone.") Not sure why, but that's the way I hear/use it most often.
173869
i think its a verb used to mean hit of like u say strike...\n\nso like hit it adn u get f##k it...\n\nbut i think can also used to be a very posh way to say to have sex or sleep with some one...\n\nprobably ruder now:)