Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

Dead. Mostly used by gangsters to brag about killing someone. Like a trophy.

He got packed up last night. We watched the body float down the river.

They packed up the rival gang member. No one saw it coming.

She packed up the guy who tried to steal her bike. Classic.

2

Smashed into a meatball. Like a sack of meat got hit by a truck.

That kid got packed up after the fight. Looked like a sausage in a meat grinder.

He got packed up so hard, his mom had to take him to the hospital.

They packed up the bully. He was a mess.

3

Giving up. Like when you’re too tired to keep going. Total failure.

My job packed up today. I didn’t even show up.

The game packed up after the first half. No one wanted to play anymore.

He packed up on the third question. Total loser.

4

A weird Lincolnshire thing. Like they use it instead of packed lunch. Sounds like a different planet.

My friend said, 'I packed up for lunch today.' I had no idea what that meant.

She packed up for school. It looked like she was going to war.

He packed up for the trip. We all thought he was going to Mars.

5

Getting high. Packing up a bong or getting hit with free bongs. Total smoke session.

He packed up the bong for me. I got so high, I walked into a wall.

They packed up the whole group. We were all tripping for hours.

She packed up me and my friends. We all got free bongs and passed out.

6

Laughing so hard you can’t move. Like you got hit by a clown.

They told the joke and I packed up. I couldn’t move for 10 minutes.

He packed up after the punchline. He was on the floor.

We packed up so hard, the whole bar was laughing with us.

7

A total slap in the face to a guy trying to flirt. Like you told him to go home and eat a sandwich.

He tried to flirt with me, I packed up. He looked like a kicked puppy.

She packed up the guy. He walked out like he was fired.

He asked me out, I packed up. He went home and cried.