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What does this phrase mean: "What are you up to?"



 
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What does this phrase mean: "What are you up to?" #1 (permalink) Thu Mar 09, 2006 21:51 pm   What does this phrase mean: "What are you up to?"		  
I've recently heard on some thing th phrase "Whar are you up to"? Does it mean "how are you going"?
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To be up to #2 (permalink) Thu Mar 09, 2006 22:10 pm   To be up to		  
It can mean, "What are you doing?" or it can mean, "What kind of trouble are you causing?" The meaning depends on the situation.
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