cranked up
English edit
Verb edit
- simple past and past participle of crank up
Adjective edit
cranked up (comparative more cranked up, superlative most cranked up)
- Agitated; worked up.
- 1984, Ken Warner, Gun Digest, 1985, page 16:
- Now, I mean this turkey was cranked up good. He had been gobbling at the slightest sound of my hen calls earlier.
- 2009, Nellis Boyer, Hancock House, page 63:
- She thought I'd had too much to drink, which, of course, I had. But now I felt cranked up and wide awake.
- 2013, Seedy Buckberry, A Windfall Homestead:
- Birdy especially got cranked up about home burial.
- 2014, Jessica Sims, Wanted: Wild Thing:
- If I was cranked up on caffeine, it was harder to relax and get aroused.