Hello, can you tell me what does these phrases mean?
Shrink it up (according to a noun "shrink"-psychiatrist)
Weird it up (according to a game show "Let´s get weird")
Home alone it up (according to episode where mom lets her daughter home alone to look after her younger brother)
Funk it up (the main character is in a funk- bad mood)

thanx

Question

Hello, can you tell me what does these phrases mean?
Shrink it up (according to a noun "shrink"-psychiatrist)
Weird it up (according to a game show "Let´s get weird")
Home alone it up (according to episode where mom lets her daughter home alone to look after her younger brother)
Funk it up (the main character is in a funk- bad mood)

thanx

Answer

First of all, the auxiliary would be "do" because it's in the plural. Second, your question should be without the auxiliary "do," because the question is in a subordinate clause, after "can you please tell me..."

I think you've understood correctly -- in this context the incredibly informal expression "shrink it up" probably means to behave as a psychologist would..

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