Tups

He explained that the rams, or "tups" were marked with a blue dye which is transferred onto a ewe once she has been serviced, so he would know which females were "in lamb". ❋ Unknown (2008)

We meet mummers, hobby horses, tups and all kinds of other fascinating festivities. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Over the hedge, the tups were chomping mangelwurzels from an iron tub by the kissing gate. ❋ Unknown (2011)

They are as proud as peacocks, and as obstinate as tups — and here he has missed an opportunity of making his house as pretty an irregular fortification as an invading army ever broke their teeth upon. — ❋ Unknown (2008)

The ship being cleared of Dingdong and his tups: Is there ever another sheepish soul left lurking on board? cried Panurge. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Will Marshal is buried in Kirkcudbright church, where his monument is still shown, decorated with a scutcheon suitably blazoned with two tups’ horns and two cutty spoons. ❋ Unknown (1917)

The man in charge of the tups, or rams, was called Tupman or Tupper, the latter standing sometimes for tup-herd, just as we have the imitative Stutter for Stodart or Studdart. ❋ Ernest Weekley (1909)

The blundering, tripping tups that bleat behind the old bell-wether; ❋ Rudyard Kipling (1900)

But in the quiet, peaceful days that pass now, each as like the other as so many Scotch tups, I can hardly get the young folks to believe that even here we have had our romance, when Jim and I went a-wooing, and the man with the cat's whiskers came up from the sea. ❋ Arthur Conan Doyle (1894)

But, you see, they were tups all three, which was not unlooked-for after such ❋ Alexander Lange Kielland (1877)

They are as proud as peacocks, and as obstinate as tups --- and here he has missed an opportunity of making his house as pretty an irregular fortification as an invading army ever broke their teeth upon. ❋ Unknown (1871)

But Mr Cameron said he will continue his fight as the disputed patch is the only viable grazing area for his 300 ewes, eight tups and 80 hogs. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Kirkcudbright church, where his monument is still shown, decorated with a scutcheon suitably blazoned with two tups 'horns and two cutty spoons. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

Marshal is buried in Kirkcudbright church, where his monument is still shown, decorated with a scutcheon suitably blazoned with two tups 'horns and two cutty spoons. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

They are as proud as peacocks, and as obstinate as tups -- and here he has missed an opportunity of making his house as pretty an irregular fortification as an invading army ever broke their teeth upon. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

"At the moment, we've lost more than 200 lambs, 14 hoggs, six tups and a number of ewes and we're still discovering more by dykes and in snow drifts." ❋ Unknown (2010)

Bro 1: "let's go [get some] [burgers]" Bro 2: "food [tup tup tup]" ❋ Mitsake (2019)

...an old black ram is tupping your white [ewe]... -or- I love tupping your Mom. -or- I love to [tup] dat [azz]. ❋ Matt Guest (2004)

"[Well], that's [just] tupping [brilliant]..." ❋ 5 Neal (2004)

[I'm dying] for [a bit] of Tup Tup [tonight] ❋ DomDiego (2010)

As I [true gentleman], [I do] not have sex; I [tup] individuals. ❋ Expensive Gurl (2018)

[Curtis]: I have some [big plans] for this weekend Will: oh really? Like what? Curtis: That's on [a need] to know basis. Will: You just tupped me! ❋ [email protected] (2017)

That [little girl] helping to [rescue] a cat is so [tup]! ❋ Sabez B (2013)

1. "An old black ram is [tupping] your white ewe." (Shakespeare's "[Othello]," 1.1.81-90) 2. "Yo, I [tupped] that bitch last night." ❋ Il Struzzo (2007)

i [tupped] ur [goat] last night, she gives [good milk] ❋ TUPMASTER0 (2003)

*[nods] [head]* tup ❋ Gilly_mckaa (2011)