run up
Let's fight.
run up
1) to suddenly approach someone2) to ambulate quickly across an inclined surface3) to accumulaterun up
In aviation terms what an aircraft dooes to warm up or test its engines. With brakes set the aircraft will put the engine/engines under a load to simulate stress of flight.
Example:
Tower this is N123JS i need to do a run up. N123Js proceed to taxiway Q via S and R to do you run up.
Tower this is N123JS i need to do a run up. N123Js proceed to taxiway Q via S and R to do you run up.
run up
A noun in military, engineering, and political speak. Means the period of preparation leading up to roll-out, especially the most frantic no-sleep, no-time, any-expense, just get something no matter what period.
Example:
That whole week was the run up to Operation Blue Arrow, so I got about three hours of sleep a night if I was lucky.
Wooo-hoo, unlimited overtime for the run up to the release of MyThing!
We'll need the major nets, papers, and blogs watched twenty-four seven for the run up to the Iowa caucuses.
That whole week was the run up to Operation Blue Arrow, so I got about three hours of sleep a night if I was lucky.
Wooo-hoo, unlimited overtime for the run up to the release of MyThing!
We'll need the major nets, papers, and blogs watched twenty-four seven for the run up to the Iowa caucuses.
run up
term used in skateboarding meaning the runway or area to ride on while approaching a set of stairs or other object that the trick will be performed on.
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run up
Example:
1. The hard drive on my computer failed to run up
2. Now dont get me run up, you wont like what happens..
3. Me and my GF totally run up
1. The hard drive on my computer failed to run up
2. Now dont get me run up, you wont like what happens..
3. Me and my GF totally run up
run up on
Run up
1.The first motion in a physical altercation, the opening stage of a fight.
2.acceleration toward someone with intent to harm.
goes beyond posturing but does not require contact just a threat of contact.
usually warrants a reaction and almost always results in a fight.
2.acceleration toward someone with intent to harm.
goes beyond posturing but does not require contact just a threat of contact.
usually warrants a reaction and almost always results in a fight.
Example:
Kim: are you going to fight Seth after school?
Brandon: If that nigga Run up.
also in past tense:
Teacher: John I am sorely disappointed in you why did you hit that young man
John: he ran up so I punched him. \
Run up
Kim: are you going to fight Seth after school?
Brandon: If that nigga Run up.
also in past tense:
Teacher: John I am sorely disappointed in you why did you hit that young man
John: he ran up so I punched him. \
Run up