hepped
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of hepped
Example Sentences
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Trump supporters are already hepped up on conspiracy theories about stolen elections and a deep state.
From Salon
On Wednesday, a group of violent right-wing radicals, hepped up on toxic memes and cable-news nonsense, invaded Congress to prevent it from certifying Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election.
From Slate
On Tuesday, President Trump, hepped up on news that North Korea had successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead, warned Kim Jong-un that further threats to the United States “will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.”
From Slate
And yet I was energized to hear James say he enjoyed it, because it gives us the potential for a real conversation: a debate with a shrewd critic instead of a straw man—that hypothetical male viewer who is “doing it wrong,” all hepped up on female objectification.
From Slate
Question: Why is everyone so hepped up on using sulfur as a reflective agent?
From Slate
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