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Meanings of jacked up in English

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Usage of jacked up in English
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People too jacked up, right when I needed things to calm down.
Nemesis
2
Because when jacked up things happen in the world, we should care.
Ebony
3
Noticing how jacked up Martin was to Gina, I commented on it.
Ebony
4
Residents, street dealers, addicts, derelicts-everythingthat walked was jacked up, intimidated, threatened.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
5
Ten light years away, Gag Halfrunt jacked up his smile by several notches.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
6
It came a week after NAB and Westpac jacked up rates.
News.com.au
7
Our local intelligence agency seems to have jacked up its capabilities.
The South African
8
But as the departure approached, the smuggler jacked up the price.
Reuters
9
They were jacked up on short legs to make them level.
Nothing to lose
10
And those begonias were the kind of thing she got jacked up about.
Cold springs
11
Monster Trucks are fwd pick-ups jacked up to accept huge tires.
The new yorker
12
They had been shouting until now, all jacked up on adrenaline.
Throttle
13
A jacked up haircut can ruin a Black man's entire week.
Ebony
14
Besides Padilla, it was the first time I'd seen one of ours jacked up.
War
15
I'm just a fellow who jacked up a few pulp novelettes into book form.
The Guardian
16
It will be the 17th year running that insurance premiums have been jacked up.
News.com.au
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Jacked up through the time
Jacked up across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common