tup

1. s-x between sheep
2. to f-ck like an animal
1. “an old black ram is tupping your white ewe.” (shakespeare’s “oth-llo,” 1.1.81-90)

2. “yo, i tupped that b-tch last night.”
to smoke weed
-yo, lets t up that endo after school
to have s-x with a female goat
i tupped ur goat last night, she gives good milk
a term used by the band one night only.
it is used to say a person, band or crowd is cool or rocks. it can also be used to show respect for whomever you are talking to.
in moments of hilarity it can be used to say how funny the person or group that made the joke is.
-nods head- tup
a way to describe something or someone cute, nice, sweet or any other positive trait. a term of affection.
that little girl helping to rescue a cat is so tup!
in shakespeare it’s used as a nicer way of saying s-x/f-cking/mating

but you can use it now, and not many people will know what you’re saying

its trick;)
“hay baby let’s tupp;) asking to f-ck

“time to tup?”

“im dtt down to tup” instead of dtf down to f-ck
to have s-x in the pre-culloden highlands. see highlander books by moning.
“you’ve tupped every maiden in the village, what now?”

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