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Will everyone now understand what you mean, when you refer to popping out for some milk as "going for a re-up"?— The Guardian World News
I have five lines on one account and, one by one, the wife and kids are asking for things like unlimited texting, mobile web service and, of course, the cool new devices that force me to re-up my contract.— Lockergnome
Well, actually I have but the subjects just weren't pleasing to me, I got sidetracked with other things and didn't do any adjusting to my pictures or proper cataloging, and my Flickr account recently expired meaning that I have limited upload space until I re-up my account.— Phillybits
But if he proves he's worth it, then they got a great bargain and would probably be more than happy to re-up him for a contract more in his liking when his contract should come to an end.— MVN
If Boston wanted to re-up Youkilis, he could still play third.— Baseball Analysts
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