Holding onto someone's Sack (balls, testicles, etc), usually done while giving a blowjob or handjob. Sometimes done by a third-party during a threesome. Can be done tenderly or aggressively, depending on the mindset of the person doing the cupping. Usually the precursor in sex before deepthroating occurs & a sign of good things to cum.
Yea, Baby... after you lick the shaft & cup the sack. Could you take me all the way & lick the back of my balls? Would it be too much to ask?
by ButtNapkin October 03, 2018
Where a fanny bandit annoys you so bad that you decide to rip ass on your hand and throw the poop particles in the mothas face
by Dr.Tre August 15, 2006
by Dirigo October 16, 2013
Jack- "Rose has got the tit's of an angel"
Joe- "inorite! What I wouldn't do to get my hands on those champagne cups!"
Joe- "inorite! What I wouldn't do to get my hands on those champagne cups!"
by 34D&delicious June 23, 2011
it means whatever you want it to mean, it can mean "Yes!", it can mean "Fuck you", it can mean "Whats up" it can be whatever you want it to be.
by Milas Scandolio August 31, 2008
That’s a mean cup of water — A mytho-legendary quote attributed to The Man in Black himself Johnny Cash when he performed live at San Quentin Prison.
Many people were against his performance in prisons especially prison guard unions who thought that a Johnny Cash prison performances would quite probably incite riots.
What actually happened was that Cash said: “If there are any guards still talking to me could you bring me a cup of water”.
After he finished drinking it, Cash destroyed and crushed the tin cup in which his water had been provided. Then he sang a song about the uselessness of San Quentin Prison and theories of rehabilitation called: San Quentin.
His Johnny Cash Live at San Quentin Album was certified gold on August 12th 1969 and in spite of the documented evidence to the contrary, the legend of the “ That’s a mean cup of water” quote is more powerful than what actually occurred.
But that’s the thing about a good and well told mytho-legendary story: it’s never what actually happened; it’s what SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED!!!!
Many people were against his performance in prisons especially prison guard unions who thought that a Johnny Cash prison performances would quite probably incite riots.
What actually happened was that Cash said: “If there are any guards still talking to me could you bring me a cup of water”.
After he finished drinking it, Cash destroyed and crushed the tin cup in which his water had been provided. Then he sang a song about the uselessness of San Quentin Prison and theories of rehabilitation called: San Quentin.
His Johnny Cash Live at San Quentin Album was certified gold on August 12th 1969 and in spite of the documented evidence to the contrary, the legend of the “ That’s a mean cup of water” quote is more powerful than what actually occurred.
But that’s the thing about a good and well told mytho-legendary story: it’s never what actually happened; it’s what SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED!!!!
That’s a mean cup of water. I felt tough like I’ve seen a thing or two; but I’ve never seen anything as hard as the cup of water I just drank!!!!
by Mind Hunter the Profiler March 31, 2023