het up
41het up — adjective (not before a noun) informal anxious, upset, or slightly angry: Why s Andy so het up? (+ about): Mike s very het up about his exams …
42het-up — /ˈhɛt ʌp / (say het up) adjective Colloquial in a nervous, excited or angry state. Also, het up. {US (1880s); alteration of heated up} …
43Het — Hete Hete, v. t. & i. [imp. & p. p. {Hete}, later {Het}.] Variant of {Hote}. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] But one avow to greate God I hete. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] …
44het — noun Date: circa 1972 heterosexual • het adjective …
45het up — adjective Etymology: het, dialect past of heat Date: 1909 highly excited ; upset …
46het up — adjective Excited or agitated; heated up. He was het up about his chest pains …
47het — I Australian Slang heterosexual person II Scottish Vernacular Dictionary noun: the one most recently tug in a game of Tig, or Hide and Seek, It Tig! You re Het! III North Country (Newcastle) Words hot, warmed …
48het up — Meaning Agitated. Origin Het is a shortened form of heated …
49het — n, adj British (a person who is) heterosexual They wouldn t understand, they re all hets. ► It s a strictly het affair …
50het up — adjective informal angry and agitated. Origin C19: from dialect het heated, hot …
