switch up
English edit
Verb edit
switch up (third-person singular simple present switches up, present participle switching up, simple past and past participle switched up)
- (intransitive, slang) To change, usually in regards to how one feels, thinks, or behaves.
- 2011, Lauran B. Webb, Watching and Waiting, page 81:
- People will switch up on you in the middle of the stream and just as soon as you turn your back they will stab you in it.
- 2013, Jamila T. Davis, She's All Caught Up:
- “I don't know about you anymore. Since you got a boyfriend you switched up,” April said.
Usage notes edit
- Often used with on.