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Word Up

Have you ever noticed that people in different parts of the country use different words? Here's one for you from the South: "jacked up" - evidently this is a good thing. It means you are pumped, excited, really happy about something.

Southern Usage: "I'm jacked up about getting to go to Disney World."

California Usage: "Jim drove on the wrong side of town and got jacked up by some gang members."

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  1. Blogger Allison Says:

    How funny...

    Fanny is another word like that:

    America--bottom
    England--rude word for female body part

  2. Blogger Josh(ua) Treece Says:

    I disagrre with your southern definition of Jacked up. Being from the south, I have never used it in that context. I have only used, or heard it used, in the californian context.

  3. Blogger Mike Lovato Says:

    Josh - listen to some sermons by Perry Noble and you'll hear it thrown around.