adverb
General Slang
upsuh
· adverb · mle
Out of town, away from the ends.
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Definitions
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Somewhere outside your usual area — often used by London roadmen for trips out to the countryside, suburbs or specifically for county lines drug runs to smaller towns. Literally 'up so' / 'up there' in patois cadence.
“He's been upsuh for two weeks, ain't been seen round ends.”
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upsuh In A Sentence
He's been upsuh for two weeks, ain't been seen round ends.
Origin & Usage
Jamaican Patois 'up so' meaning 'up there/over there', adopted into MLE with the meaning narrowed to 'out of London/out of the ends'.
People Also Ask
What does upsuh mean?
It means out of town, away from the ends (your local area).
How do you use upsuh in a sentence?
"He's not around, he went upsuh for the weekend."
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