pork up

Meanings:

1.
USUKAustraliainformal
- To gain weight, especially by putting on fat; to fatten up, often with the implication of preparing for a period of scarcity or colder weather.
2.
USUKvulgarslang
- To have sexual intercourse (crude or vulgar usage).
3.
general Englishcolloquialneutral
- To add pork (the meat) to a dish; to include or increase the amount of pork in a recipe.

EN: Don't forget you got to pork up a little for the winter.
ES: Traigo esta tarta de coco, hay que engordar para el invierno.
EN: Well, I've noticed the Tribbiani women tend to pork up a little bit once married.
ES: Es demasiado grande para mi dedo. He constatado que las Tribianni engordan una vez casadas.
EN: And you watched me pork up and didn't say shit...
ES: Y me viste a punto de tomarlo y no dijiste ni mierda.
EN: ♪ And no pork up in the pan ♪
ES: ♪ Y no hay cerdo en la sartén ♪
EN: Tryin' to avoid bein' in the bottom two, so I gotta kick this pork up.
ID: Mencoba menghindari posisi dua terbawah, aku harus lebih baik.