Definitions of "Pull up" (Slang)

1. Pull up (Verb)

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English Translation

Replay

Definition

To stop and replay a track from the beginning.

Example Sentences

Patois: Dah song deh sweet, pull up!
English: That song is sweet; replay it!

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posted by anonymous on May 24, 2024

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Other Definitions of "Pull up"

2. Pull up (Verb)

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Definition

To rewind or replay a specific part of a song or sound during a DJ's performance, often in response to crowd demand or to emphasize a favorite section

Example Sentences

Patois: Di crowd shout "pull up" when di DJ drop di big tune
English: The crowd shouts "pull up" when the DJ plays the big tune

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posted by anonymous on August 16, 2023

3. Pull up (Verb)

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Definition

To rewind or replay a song during a performance or DJ set

Example Sentences

Patois: Di DJ pull up di tune 'cause wi love it so much
English: The DJ rewinds the song because we love it so much

Related Words

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posted by anonymous on July 10, 2023

4. Pull up

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English Translation

Start over / Rewind

Definition

To replay a song, or start over from the beginning

Example Sentences

Patois: Pull up! Dah tune yah bad,
English: Start it over! This song is lit

Related Words

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posted by anonymous on March 14, 2017

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