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two up

two up verb: to share a cell with someone in prison, especially in a one-person cell.

Verb

two up (third-person singular simple present twos up, present participle twoing up, simple past and past participle twoed up)

  1. (intransitive, slang) To share a cell with someone in prison, especially in a one-person cell.
    • Jerry is twoing up with Harrison.

Forms of two up

third-person singular presenttwos up
present participletwoing up
past participletwoed up
pasttwoed up

Questions about two up

What does two up mean?
Two up means to share a cell with someone in prison, especially in a one-person cell.
What part of speech is two up?
Two up is a verb.
What is the past tense of two up?
The past tense of two up is twoed up.

Words near two up in the dictionary

  1. two thousands
  2. two thumbs up
  3. two times
  4. two touch
  5. two twos
  6. two up
  7. two upon ten
  8. Two Waters
  9. two week millionaire
  10. two week millionaires
  11. two wrongs don't make a right

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