1. To hold onto someones balls while fellating them. 'Cup my balls while you suck it, bitch'
2. Description of a very junior job, especially a TV runner.
2. Description of a very junior job, especially a TV runner.
"So what's the new job like, Timbers?"
"Oh great, been working with the director and the producer today"
"Doing what? Cupping balls?"
"Oh great, been working with the director and the producer today"
"Doing what? Cupping balls?"
by S.L.A.Y. July 25, 2009
to place your hands on a friends testicles as a sign of sincere friendship or while driving a vehicle
by SIR said to me June 7, 2016
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When you start winning big at anything, this is the phrase to yell at those who are losing. Demeaning and vulgar. Works especially well if the winner is a girl. This phrase needs to be shouted as loudly as possible so that all in the vicinity can hear it's glory.
by Broseph111 October 3, 2011
Cupping the testicular region while spooning. Girl (or boy) is the big spoon, and boy is the small spoon. Girl cups balls while sleeping to keep them warm and to show love.
"She was ball cupping me alllllllllllll night"
by MAWRNS January 24, 2012
1. when you try to hold someone's hand by constantly brushing up against it with yours when you're walking
2. not trying to hold someone's hand, but constantly brushing up against it with yours when you're walking
most commonly used to either:
a. scare people
b. embarrass people
c. around friends
2. not trying to hold someone's hand, but constantly brushing up against it with yours when you're walking
most commonly used to either:
a. scare people
b. embarrass people
c. around friends
1. When I was walking to class with David today, I swear he was trying to cup my balls.
2. Jess, stop doing that, are you trying to cup my balls?!
2. Jess, stop doing that, are you trying to cup my balls?!
by discoxxlemonade April 23, 2009
Actor Sylvester Stalone's instructions to a young female production assistant.
Common phrase used casually (by crew mostly) in the Vancouver film community. Derived from the true story of once during the filming of a Sylvester Stalone movie in Vancouver, Stalone went to his trailer for a break during production. He invited a young inexperienced female production assistant, and subsequently forgot to turn off his hidden microphone. (hidden microphones are attached to an actors body and use a battery pack to transmit recorded audio. They are used to record actor dialogue in scenes where boom mics are inappropriate ie, high motion scenes)
Realizing Stalone forgot to turn his microphone off, a sound engineer for the movie broadcasted the live feed from the mic over a set of speakers outside the trailer for the entire production crew to hear. As the legend goes, the first audible words to come from the speakers were "oh yea, stroke the shaft cup the balls". True story.
Common phrase used casually (by crew mostly) in the Vancouver film community. Derived from the true story of once during the filming of a Sylvester Stalone movie in Vancouver, Stalone went to his trailer for a break during production. He invited a young inexperienced female production assistant, and subsequently forgot to turn off his hidden microphone. (hidden microphones are attached to an actors body and use a battery pack to transmit recorded audio. They are used to record actor dialogue in scenes where boom mics are inappropriate ie, high motion scenes)
Realizing Stalone forgot to turn his microphone off, a sound engineer for the movie broadcasted the live feed from the mic over a set of speakers outside the trailer for the entire production crew to hear. As the legend goes, the first audible words to come from the speakers were "oh yea, stroke the shaft cup the balls". True story.
by Kris Perry March 27, 2007