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Spanish, from chupar, "to suck"

1. A sucker candy or a pacifier
2. A hickey
Un chupon puede ser una forma util de cumplir las necesidades emocionales de los ninos. ("A pacifier can be a useful way to fulfill the emotional needs of children")

Tengo la carne y tengo el sazon, podemos jugar pero no dejes el chupon ("I have the meat and I have the flavor, we can play but don't leave hickeys", from a pitbull song)
chupon by Mark Williamson December 30, 2007
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An undefeatable enemy in Final Fantasy 6 (That's Final Fantasy 3 for you americans who don't know any better)

He cannot be truly beaten in the game and is an optional fight later on. He still can't be beaten there either. He sneezes your party members out before he dies.

All hail Chupon.
Bob: Hey Fred, can you beat Chupon in the coliseum?
Fred: Bob, you're such a noob. No one can beat Chupon.
chupon by chupon June 19, 2004
Man that is genetically fused with ghouda cheese.
Chupon smells like cheese.
Chupon by Aelia June 19, 2004
Chupon is my babys daddy!
chupon by Aniker June 19, 2004

coupon shot 

While a brilliant monster reveal in a film (e.g. Alien, Jaws, The Thing) is normally referred to as the "money shot", a bad monster reveal is referred to as a "coupon shot". Coined by RedLetterMedia in their reviews of the films Biohazard and Carnosaur 2.
"I thought we were gonna get a great reveal of the monster, but instead we get another awkward coupon shot of the alien just standing there next to a guy in the back of a truck" - Rich Evans
coupon shot by Southbound Soul June 19, 2017

No Nut November Coupon 

A weak man's way of walking during the sacred month of No Nut November.

It is allowed but it can bring great shame upon your bloodline.
Man: I have not nuted this whole month. How about you?

Boy: I have, but I have a No Nut November Coupon. So I'm still in.

Man: That is fine, but you are weak. Grow stronger my friend. No more nuting for the rest of No Nut November.
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