V. - To bring shame and humiliation on a helpless opponent by repeatedly placing ones scrotum, or nuts in their face or mouth. Also can refer to any act which is intended to mimic this repeated scrotal contact.
Joe was crying tears of frustration and shame when I pistol whipped him and proceeded to teabag his fragged corpse until he respawned.
by Les Miller September 29, 2007
to slap a penis, testicle or both onto a sleeping friends face without waking them. this is an art, which takes a long time to master correctly.
this can result in hillarity for the waken group
or
a very gay moment for the teabagee if they open their mouth trying to encompass both penis and testicle.
or both.
this can result in hillarity for the waken group
or
a very gay moment for the teabagee if they open their mouth trying to encompass both penis and testicle.
or both.
by Chode-inator August 9, 2010
John Waters "invented" teabagging in his film "Pecker" (1998). In an interview, he stated that he wanted to show a male variation on lap dancing, so he came up with the somewhat ludicrous idea of a guy in underwear "dipping" his package on the forehead of the bar patron.
by Richard Groff April 13, 2004
n.
1. The act of applying one's nutbag into the open mouth of another.
v. tr.
2. To visit one's sack into the gaping mouth of an accomplice, commonly done between two male Duke students.
1. The act of applying one's nutbag into the open mouth of another.
v. tr.
2. To visit one's sack into the gaping mouth of an accomplice, commonly done between two male Duke students.
by Thumb December 16, 2005
by buiman May 11, 2005
To crouch one someone's body after you kill them in a game (usually halo). To but your sack into someone's mouth. A porous pouch containing enough tea for one serving.
That red team bastard teabagged me! Don't cry if you get neutered teabagging someone. Pass me the irish breakfast teabag please.
by Cogitator August 9, 2008
Used by lazy people in the process of making a cup of tea. A fibourous and semi permeable piece of paper containing tea leaves, which, incidentally are very small and inferior when compared to loose leaf tea. Those wishing to enjoy the best flavour of tea ought not use teabags, rather the more appropriate brewing vessel called a tea pot. Usually add about 1 teaspoon per person then one extra, and pour on hot water, and allow to brew for 3-4 minutes. Teabags produce an inferior cup of tea, and interestingly enough, some claim that they can taste the residual flavours of the paper in the tea.
What on earth do you want teabags for chaps? A much better cup of tea is obtained from using tea leaves in a teapot.
by opinionated_bastard July 4, 2006