water cup

A water cup refers to someone who goes out to party but either drinks/smokes barely anything or stays completely sober. These people are called water cups because their cups never have alcohol in them. Can also be used as a verb to proclaim that someone's not gonna get fucked up that night.

"Yo, you ready to get fucked up at Jason's tonight?"
"Nah man, I'll go but I'll water cup"

"Bruh Chelsea's so lit, how much was she drinking?"
"She's a water cup, that's just her personality"

by Shithead69420 March 5, 2017

water buffalo

secretive word with girls that means basically a fuckboy. a good for nothing bc he gets with every single female he can that comes his way.

"oh my goshhh here comes the biggest water buffalo ever" girl 1
"yessss he gets with every girl " girl 2

by perolike May 18, 2016

Making waters

This is the term used for when you pull a skinny man with a bowl haircut and take him back to your home to spit on him. You may also take their virginity and let them anal you. However, this is thirsty work so must make your tired victim some lovely waters for the morning.

“Wow omg dude, look at that amazing twink over there with the bowl haircut!!! I need to take him home and make waters with him man”

“We were making waters all night long”

by anonymous December 13, 2020

Water Munchies

After your done swimming you are always hungry.

When we get back to your house lets eat i got the water munchies.

by Mike Holder July 31, 2011

Bag of Water

A topic or discussion about a topic which does not hold shape and thus is hard to carry. You poke here, the water shifts, and bulges there.

The discussion about "does God exist" is such a bag of water. We will never come to agreement here.

by klugeit August 17, 2011

Messy Water

Any water, most commonly found in a pool, that has been tainted with sperm.

John flipped out when he was told he was swimming in messy water.

by XBASHX December 10, 2011

Water-stomp

Verb: To navigate a flowing body of water, usually a river, while standing up. Comparable to rock-hopping, however, the terms differ in that rock-hopping implies an objective to not get wet while waterstomping is much wetter by nature, involving almost continual stompage of water and only intermittent hops on rocks.

The term is believed to have originated in the rural hills of Appalachia where waterstomping was a way of life for people whose livelihood was based on how many fish were caught in mountain rivers and streams.

Stephen: You're good at water-stomping!
Grace: Wheeee! (Splash!)

by Lugubrious Lou June 30, 2011