Cup Of Tea
n. More commonly referred to as a "Cup", it is a member of one's perferred sex whom embodies perfect, or near perfect, physical and aesthetic attributes.
Cup Of Tea by mrgnfnx February 17, 2009
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Cup Of Tea
Taking the slide out of a freshly hit bong, and inhaling the smoke emitting from the still burning nug.
Cup Of Tea by IfearSys April 16, 2013
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Me and Andy Bob had a cup of tea while watching Brooke Knows Best the other day. It was the best cup of tea I've had in awhile!
cup of tea by lindstina November 2, 2008
Cup of Tea
Often times asking for a 'Cup of Tea'is a reference to smoking a bowl of Reefer. This term was especially popular in the 60's and 70's. The Beatles are well known for referring to their habit in this manner.
Cup of Tea by Hanley April 24, 2006
Cup of tea
If something is not your cup of tea, it is not the type of thing that you like.
But if something is your cup of tea, it is the type of thing that you like.
But if something is your cup of tea, it is the type of thing that you like.
Cup of tea by Never_old March 1, 2022
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cup of tea by Smart boy2 March 19, 2009
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