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hit it up

 

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Verb hit it up has 1 sense
  1. souse, soak, inebriate, hit it up - become drunk or drink excessively
    --1 is one way to drink, booze, fuddle
    Sample sentence:
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Definitions from the Web

Term: hit it up

Part of Speech: Verb phrase

Sense 1: To visit or go to a place or event

Description: "Hit it up" means to go or visit a place or event, often in a casual or spontaneous manner.

Example sentence: When in New York City, be sure to hit up the famous Empire State Building.

Related products: New York City guidebooks

Sense 2: To ask someone for something, especially borrowing or lending money

Description: "Hit it up" also means to approach someone and ask for something, typically referring to borrowing or lending money.

Example sentence: I had to hit up my friend to lend me some money for the concert tickets.

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Sense 3: To start or initiate a conversation or interaction

Description: In informal contexts, "hit it up" can mean to begin or initiate a conversation or interaction with someone.

Example sentence: I saw my favorite celebrity at the party and couldn't resist hitting her up for a quick selfie.

Related products: Conversation starter cards

Sense 4: To consume or use something, especially drugs or alcohol

Description: "Hit it up" can also refer to the act of consuming or using something, particularly drugs or alcohol.

Example sentence: He hit up the joint and felt instantly relaxed.

Related products: Drug rehabilitation resources

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