A fork of Rural Dictionary
1. Someone who is constantly following you around. 2. A person who is attached to something physically or emotional.
1. Stop being a pup to me! Can taylor stop being a pup to ben? 2. Rudy is such a pup to the Lions like can he not. wait you're being a pup to that coffee cup don stop.
To play with dogs, allow dogs to play with each other (dog play date), or any sort of exciting activity with your canine companions.
M1: You wanna go pupping this weekend? M2: I'd love to! My beagle Sadie never gets to play anymore.
A shortened way of writing "pick up" of an electric guitar
My new pups came today in the post!
n. A younger man that an older woman is involved with intellectually, emotionally, romantically, and/or sexually. Men are often referred to as "dogs", hence "pup" for a younger man. It is commonly believed that a pup can be "trained", i.e. the pup will easily learn and do what is necessary to keep the woman happy with their relationship. While the pup provides energy and enthusiasm, the woman keeps the pup continually challenged with her knowledge and experience, as well as keeping him feeling safe and doted on. They provide good companionship for each other characterized by fun and affection, not necessarily (but often) physical and/or sexual. Can be used as a verb. Related entries: papertraining, chewed slippers, Love at Goon Park.
Just because she looks good for her age doesn't explain how many pups follow her around. He may be fine, but she's papertraining a pup. He just turned 30. She was 35, newly divorced with the house and the kid and the dog, and he totally pupped her. So did he pup her or did she cougar him?