(transitive, slang) To put someone in prison, or into their individual cell.
he said he had given Ryan two £5 notes to keep for him, and that if he didn't dub it up he would go down for the police; he never told me that Ryan had robbed him till Wednesday.
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(transitive, slang, dated) To give up money; to give in to demands for money; pay up.
he said he had given Ryan two £5 notes to keep for him, and that if he didn't dub it up he would go down for the police; he never told me that Ryan had robbed him till Wednesday.
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