re-up

noun countable informal

UK /ˈriːʌp/

Word Forms

singular	re-up
plural	re-ups

noun countable informal

US /ˈriʌp/

Word Forms

singular	re-up
plural	re-ups

verb intransitive/transitive informal

UK /ˌriːˈʌp/

Word Forms

1
to get a new supply of illegal drugs to sell
Synonyms and related words
To buy or use illegal drugs
abuse
be jacked up
come down
2
an American word meaning to re-enlist in the armed forces for a second or third timeSubmitted on:
20/06/2011
Open Dictionary - June2011
3
to upload a file, picture, etc. to an online forum, for a second or additional time
While we’re on the subject of environmental catastrophe, I thought I’d re-up this Naomi Klein article from 2016.
Submitted by:
@lexicoj0hn on 14/02/2019
Open Dictionary - February2019

verb intransitive/transitive informal

US /ˈriʌp/

Word Forms

1
to get a new supply of illegal drugs to sell
Synonyms and related words
To buy or use illegal drugs
abuse
be jacked up
come down
2
an American word meaning to re-enlist in the armed forces for a second or third timeSubmitted on:
20/06/2011
Open Dictionary - June2011
3
to upload a file, picture, etc. to an online forum, for a second or additional time
While we’re on the subject of environmental catastrophe, I thought I’d re-up this Naomi Klein article from 2016.
Submitted by:
@lexicoj0hn on 14/02/2019
Open Dictionary - February2019