hepped

[ hept ]

adjective

, Informal.

1. hipped ².

Word History and Origins

Origin of hepped¹

hep ¹ + -ed ²

Example Sentences

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

The one that always hepped Granny was me.

From Literature

“Miz Jones and Mama laid Granmaw out. Fixed her mouth shut with a handkerchief tied under her chin and over her head. Papa hepped my uncles finish makin’ the coffin, and soon as the preacher came, we ate dinner quick and set out for Hebron, it bein’ a hot day and her not embalmed or anything.

From Literature

“It may have been the girl that hepped me off the trestle. You know, after the train ran over me,” I said casually.

From Literature