question for native speakers of english
Does "Meatball It Up" mean something like "Eat Up a Meatball" and does "Age It Up" mean something like "Grow Up" or "Act Your Age"?

Thank you in advance

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question for native speakers of english
Does "Meatball It Up" mean something like "Eat Up a Meatball" and does "Age It Up" mean something like "Grow Up" or "Act Your Age"?

Thank you in advance

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I would say 'meatball it up' means 'add meatballs to it'. It's similar to 'spice it up' to mean 'add spice to it'. This could be literal spice in food or figurative spice to mean excitement. 'Age it up', I'm not sure. I wouldn't say it meant 'act your age', though. I'd guess it means make something older/more mature, e.g. an outfit or hairstyle.

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I've never heard of these expressions either. Can you tell us where you saw or heard these phrases?

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I've never heard either of these expressions.

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