The surname is also found among English-speaking Ashkenazi Jews, deriving from the male Hebrew given name Boruch, meaning âblessedâ (consider Mel Brooks the Jewish filmmaker). As a given name, Brooks is generally considered the masculine version of this surname, while Brooke is commonly used for females.
A spike is a comparatively large upward or downward movement of a price in a short period of time. A spike is a comparatively large upward or downward movement of a price in a short period of time. Topics
1) Getting loose, being wild and potentially engaging in sexual activity with members of the opposite gender (or the same gender if thats what you're in to) 2) Acting crazy due to consumption of large amounts of alcohol, marijuana, molly or other drugs. It can be used as a noun where it is spelled turnt up instead of turned up as grammatical conventions would suggest. Turnt up is used to described the state of being wild and crazy like someone would be at a party. It is not to be confused with the vegetable, the turnip, to which it shares some phonic similarities but is otherwise entirely unrelated. We're gonna turn up tonight at John's party. Dude 1:Mary's party last night was turnt up.