Typically read as "Double E Cup".
A fictional brassiere cup size designation used to evoke particular largeness, especially in Britain where an E Cup is simply followed by an F.
A fictional brassiere cup size designation used to evoke particular largeness, especially in Britain where an E Cup is simply followed by an F.
The origin of people saying EE Cup size probably began in error not only by analogy with DD but because the British system, after a point, uses doubles of letters but not E, presumably so no one thinks that it says 33.
by ApricotFields May 19, 2025
Gothic Lolita, including the aesthetic generally, the fashion style, an individual who wears such a style or literally a Lolita who is Gothic.
by ApricotFields June 29, 2020
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When a significant amount (bit not all) of the female chest is exposed including the sides of each breast but where they are not pushed together like in the traditional vision of a cleavage.
For a brief time in the late '10s there was a trend of the more petite celebrities showing off their cleavageless cleavage.
by ApricotFields July 02, 2020
When you're only getting fucked by like two or three guys but they're doing it rough enough and changing orifices enough for it to feel like a gangbang.
by ApricotFields June 11, 2019
The narrative writing paradigm in which conflict leads to an unexpected reveal or twist and ultimately finds a conclusion from these elements.
by ApricotFields November 12, 2020
Breasts of all sizes are beautiful so rather than be a cup snob, let's just celebrate the diversity since without smaller breasts you'd just get used to large and vice versa.
by ApricotFields June 15, 2020