up the pole
Pregnant, usually unplanned, Irish slang, as in "knocked up"
From the great Irish film, THE SNAPPER:
"She's gone and got herself up the pole"
"She's gone and got herself up the pole"
up the pole
phr. 1 (late 19C+) insane. 2 1920s +) pregnant (cf. UP THE SPOUT).
- Is she up the pole ?
- Better ask Seymour that. (James Joyce:Ulysses,PICADOR,1998, p.23)
- Better ask Seymour that. (James Joyce:Ulysses,PICADOR,1998, p.23)
Up a pole
To get a gun.
G, stop cappin before I up a pole on ya goofy ass.
Up the pole
To pull out the blicky/gun(to arm yourself with your firearm)
Imma be getting head and still ‘up the pole’.
upped the pole
To pull a gun on someone
Adan was talkin smack I upped the pole on em
up them poles
To pull out, or raise ones firearms. As either a threat or with the intent to kill.
if they aint got that money, we up them poles
pissing up a pole
a complete waste of time and effort that backfires anyway.
like spitting into the wind, but worse.
see also piss up a rope
like spitting into the wind, but worse.
see also piss up a rope
If you've been nominated for the same award 4 times and never won, to nominate yourself _again_ is like pissing up a pole.