geek someone's head up

English

Etymology

Possibly related to geek (“make excited, make jumpy”, verb).

Verb

geek someone's head up (third-person singular simple present geeks someone's head up, present participle geeking someone's head up, simple past and past participle geeked someone's head up)

  1. (African-American) To increase someone's sense of their importance or skill; to make confident.
    • 2009 April 19, @missesoxclusive [username], Twitter‎[1], archived from the original on 13 September 2022:
      y`all are ridiculous, a bunch of hataz, ain`t nobody ihating on that brawd SHAY so don`t geek her head up talkin` about she got groupies LOL[sic]
    • 2010, Ridiko, Hood Trials, →ISBN, page 271:
      "This is what we been waiting for you is the man Spider". Which I always knew I just love hearing everybody else say it because it geek's my head up[sic] […]
    • 2019 February, Aigne Berry, Mikaya Williams, “What does it take to be a perfect valentine?”, in Empehi News‎[2], archived from the original on 26 September 2021, page 06:
      “He makes me feel special by geeking my head up and gives me more confidence in myself, […] ”
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