Made Up

Made Up (adjective / UK Slang)

(Also heard as: Made up for you, Proper made up, Dead made up)

Definition:

Made up means delighted or really pleased about something.

Where Made Up Comes From:

It is common in northern English dialect, and the exact origin is unclear.

How People Actually Use Made Up:

Often said to share someone’s joy: “I’m made up for you”. It is warm and sincere.

Is Made Up Rude?

Not rude.

Examples in the Wild:

• “I’m made up for you, that’s brilliant news.”Meaning: I am delighted for you.
• “She was made up with her present.”Meaning: She was thrilled with her present.
• “We’re made up we got tickets.”Meaning: We are delighted to have tickets.

Similar Slang:

Chuffed, Buzzing, Gassed, Lit

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