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Sugar Cub
A young male of substantial wealth that spoils an older woman with gifts and gratuities; who is older than themselves in exchange for company and/or sexual favors.
Sugar Cub by ShowdownCheryl December 15, 2021
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Sugar Cub
Sugar Cub by adventureinthesea August 26, 2022
Sugar Cube
Someone who is so sweet, calling them “sugar” just won’t do. They are a concentrated high dose of sweetness.
Forbidden nectar from the gods, in cube form.
Forbidden nectar from the gods, in cube form.
Sugar Cube by Gypsy1226. April 20, 2019
Sugar Cubbie
A sugar cubbie is a clean cut, good looking male under the age of 30, who has a healthy bank account that he uses to spoil his women. Sugar cubbies are often sought out by attractive women in their 30s, often referred to as pumas, not quite old enough to be a cougar, but a cougar in training.
She found herself the best of both worlds in dating that sugar cubbie. He always picks up the tab for dinner AND is still young enough to keep up with her in the sack.
Sugar Cubbie by kpopp December 6, 2011
Sugar Cubby
Sugar Cubby by Brooke8701 January 9, 2012
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