Rural Dictionary

Yup out of it

A generic term to show agreement, excitement, or both - commonly used in parts of Dublin, Ireland by teenagers & young adults who think they are 'hard' (physically strong/mentally unfazed by acts of delinquency & violence)

The term is strongly linked with the word 'yup' (another Dublin slang, also used to show agreement/excitement, however in a much milder form). It is for this reason that the 'out of it' part of 'yup out of it' translates to the English word 'very' (as in 'it is very agreeable, &, or exciting')

Person 1: 'Yup bro me and the lads just nicked some old guys bike ha ha'

Person 2: Ha ha no way bro yup out of it

ha ha

by Celticblobfish! July 15, 2022

Westlake Middle School (home of the yup yup yups)

Westlake Middle School is a old school, a very old school. Let me give you some context: paint chipping off the walls, lights broken, no A/C! But what does the school do to fix these problems? Upgrade the field. With a school full of hypocrites and students that only value sports and saying yup yup yup all the time, the place can be a little unbearable sometimes.

After school, on Friday’s most of the students walk to the Rose Hill Shopping Center, a place where you get kicked out of stores because you are roaming around. Most kids then bike around the neighborhood or go to McDonalds.

Thornwood is a very rich place with upper class citizens and they can’t even use their precious taxpayer dollars on re painting the place

Oh it’s Westlake Middle School (home of the yup yup yups) can’t wait to go to school and visit Rose Hill afterwards!

by Hamriffy May 17, 2022