19 definitions by cup-sellithaine
"When I grow up, I want to be a myrmecologist, mummy."
"What's a mymecologist?"
"It's somebody who partakes in myrmecology."
"Oh, right - yeah, cool."
"What's a mymecologist?"
"It's somebody who partakes in myrmecology."
"Oh, right - yeah, cool."
by cup-sellithaine November 7, 2005
Cup drinks are tasty, convenient and colourful. They come in bright pink (raspberry), bright blue, bright orange and many other colours. They come with a straw that has a sharp point at one end. One of the best things about having a cup drink is grabbing the straw and enthusiastically stabbing it through the plastic lid. Cup drinks bring happiness to the world. Indeed, I am partly named after Cup Drink, my name being "Cup-Sellithaine". My cool mate Clare Atkinson is also partly named after Cup Drink, and her name is Rasthangatas-Drink
"Excuse me, We're really thirsty...Do you have a spare 20 pence piece so we can buy two cup drinks for 10p each?"
by cup-sellithaine February 4, 2005
Being a tyrophilliac, married life is becoming rather tedious. I come home from work, exhausted and hungry, and all I want is a piece of fresh stilton. I make my way to the fridge, only to find my husband lying on the kitchen floor, twitching and gurgling "Des...troy..th-the..ch...eeeeese..." Kicking him away, I open the fridge to discover that all my best stilton had been covered in weedkiller and athlete's foot powder. I should have known not to marry a someone with tyrophobia I want a divorce.
by cup-sellithaine April 26, 2005
Meaning "to stab", with a "borer" (rude-boy terminology meaning sharp, dangerous object, usually a knife)
by cup-sellithaine November 7, 2005
In partnership with Cup-Sellithaine, (myself). Together we try to enlighten the world with Suenolian goodness.
by cup-sellithaine February 3, 2005
A self-explanatory word, whose meaning can only be defined as "p'twankyho". This is a word that can be used to express any meaning or feeling, as long as the user really believes in what he or her is saying. For example "You p'twankyho!" could, depending on the feeling behing the exclaimation, be interpreted as an insult, a heart-felt complement, or even just a way of saying "thank you". Variations of this word include p'twank, twanky, and twank.
"Clare is p'twankyho"
by cup-sellithaine February 3, 2005
by cup-sellithaine November 7, 2005