Examples of 'light her up' in a sentence
Meaning of "light her up"
light her up: to ignite or illuminate something or someone. In a different context, it can mean to criticize or challenge someone
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light her up
Light her up and shave your ass.
You have to add an accelerant to light her up.
We will light her up nice and toasty.
You have it on my authority to light her up.
I like to light her up to celebrate.
I am not saying pour petrol on her and light her up.
Let us light her up.
Light her up like a Christmas tree.
We will light her up.
Let her get a few blocks, then light her up.
Just light her up.
So what did you see in there? Light her up.
We will light her up nice and toasty . Yeah.
All right, let us light her up.
Light her up and shave your ass . You are the bait.
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And then, light her up.
Light her up like a Christmas tree . - That was really nice of you.
All right, light her up.
Light her up. Light her up.
It 's about time to light her up.
All right, Dex, light her up and speak your piece.
I am in such deep shit . Light her up.
Sam, light her up.
Stay professional . Let us light her up.
Okay, light her up.
Nope. Let her get a few blocks, then light her up.
I assume . Light her up.
Light her up! Hold up! Ai not you ever heard of negotiating '?
You serious? light her up.
Okay, Padre . Light her up and shave your ass . You are the bait.
I say put battery leads on her nipples . - Light her up like a Christmas tree.
Fire! Light her up.
Laughs I know, but when I close a case, I like to light her up to celebrate.
Okay Ryan, light her up.
A bit longer, come on. Just light her up.
Go ahead. Light her up.
We are in a tight spot . Light her up! Hold up!
Come on! Light her up.
T-minus ten . Let us light her up.
Will confirm . Light her up.
No, not yet! Let us light her up.
I got it, I got it . Light her up.
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