drink from the furry cup

present singular third person drinks from the furry cup · participle present drinking from the furry cup · past drank from the furry cup · participle past drunk from the furry cup

1. figurativelyintransitiveslangvulgarTo perform cunnilingus.

   Oh yes. I'm all for Gay Rights. In fact I myself drink from the furry cup.

   2006, Matt Lucas, David Walliams, “Episode four”, in Little Britain, The Complete Scripts and Stuff: Series Three, page 161

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   In the U.K. there is a television comedian called Ali G who, confounding correctness, has made it his trademark to ask serious-minded lesbians if it is "good to drink from the furry cup." Surrealism has long since found its way into the music-hall joke.

   2001 October 5, Graham Joyce, Salon

   The sexual connotations of Object (Le Déjeuner en Fourrure) [ŏb′jĕkt′ (/lə de.ʒœ.ne ɑ̃ fu.ʁyʁ/)] are obvious: drinking from the furry cup is an explicit sexual reference.

   2012 September 6, Will Gompertz, What Are You Looking At?: 150 Years of Modern Art in the Blink of an Eye, Penguin UK, →ISBN

   She was pretty but Willy took me aside and waved a warning finger not to fuck up the atmosphere in the house and only added ‘And she drinks from the furry cup,’ as a coda.

   2019 March 20, Antony J Stowers, The Summer of '89, Lulu.com, →ISBN, page 186

   I have to take back what I’ve said on Lesbo-ball recently. Clearly they all don’t drink from the furry cup.

   2024 March 29, Joey Barton, Twitter

2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see drink, from, the, furry, cup.