Opposite of a go-cup. A cup that is typically quite large, e.g. 32 oz. plus in volume and filled with booze which is used to discourage someone from leaving.

Amy: Drew has been drinking all day, and has maintained a nice buzz through the day.

Lisa: Ya, we went to breakfast and he started with bloody's at Maudie's and then I went boot shopping with the girls and Drew went over to watch the game with his college buddies. Apparently, he was going to leave at half-time, though they served him a screwdriver stay-cup, so he lasted to the end of the game. Ubered over with his go-cup. And here we are.

stay-cup by the comand'r November 17, 2019

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stay cloudy

stay positive, keep upbeat and happy, don't focus on the negative things in life

Lilly hit a rough spot in her life, but she stayed cloudy and made it through.

Stay cloudy while studying for tests, or the boredom might kill you.

stay cloudy by pseudonym042599 February 19, 2014

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stay-cay

Instead of going somewhere for vacation (vay-cay) when you have time off, you stay where you are (stay-cay) and do the local scene.

Friend: "Man, I'm really up Shit Creek without a paddle."
You: "Yeah, I had a stay-cay there this past summer."

stay-cay by Flowernerd May 11, 2012

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Stay Clutch

A phrase used by a teammate when someone comes through at a key moment during a game, sport, or activity, usually resulting in a win.

Damn Seb, nice shooting. Stay clutch baby.

What a buzzer-beater! Stay clutch boy.

Stay Clutch by sC Ampd June 20, 2014

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