Jay-C-Maya-Papa-Cue-Na

This word comes from the ancient greek word "jaiceemayaaapopscoona," which means "cat shit." The literal translation is feline feces that were injected into the leg of a wild boar so that he could not escape and molest the other baby boars.

The Jay-C-Maya-Papa-Cue-Na I had in my syringe is no longer there because I injected all of it into that boar because it was going to rape the other baby boars.

by The Button Man July 31, 2006

Syncing the Cue

The process of accidentally sitting on your own testicle and it gets stuck in your asshole.

"Oh shit i just sunk my cue!"

"I'm syncing the cue right now, got a problem?"

by jonas hemingway January 1, 2012

alpha cue

Another way to say "I'll fuck you"

Hey Jerry, "Alpha Cue!"

by coolcraft April 27, 2019

Cue balling

The male version of scissoring.

Oh man I had a great night of cue balling my date last night Scissoring

by Oatmel November 28, 2016

cue tip

Used for when you strongly agree with something. Often associated with the word capeesh, which is asked to clarify that you understand. If you really want someone to know that you are listening and agree with what they are saying just say "quetip". This will be sure to get their attention.

Person 1: "So are you getting what I'm saying?"
Person 2: "Oh yes, definitely! cue tip!"

"That is so que tip!"
"Yeah I agree, that sounds cue tip."

by Cheyenne ;) February 10, 2022

eye cue test

An exam to see how good your vision is in da context of how well you can play billiards.

Andy Capp wasn't sure whether he could get a good score on an employment-related quiz, but as an expert snooker player, he could totally ace an eye cue test!

by QuacksO April 10, 2023

Negative Cue

The absence of something (some detail, signal, or anomaly) which highlights an answer to a problem or question.

Doctors used to believe all disease manifested as something foreign/outside the body attacking it. In the case of Scurvy, a lot of doctors got tunnel vision looking for a positive cue. (Some Germ or pathogen present that would explain the condition.) But none was to be found. It wasn't until biochemist Fredrick Gowland Hopkins considered what was absent (a lack of vitamin C) that the true cause of scurvy was discovered. This absence was a negative cue.

by Olive989 October 25, 2023