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Tupping Time

A time-honored tradition in parts of rural scotland where farmers cut wild and flamboyant designs into the wool of their sheep. It's marked by a 3 day festival in October where local farmers showcase their designs. The festival is often concluded with a parade of the participating sheep and various other performances. Parades can vary widely between regions, however, it always includes an erected dedication to Tupp, the ancient celtic lamb goddess and is concluded with a ceremonious burning of the fattest ewe.

In the more provincial villages, some archaic customs are still performed. One of these traditions is to cover the young brides of the year in sheep's blood to increase their fertility.

I need to dye my sheep soon to be ready for tupping time.

by Procrastin8 April 30, 2011


crunch time

a critical moment or period (as near the end of a game) when decisive action is needed

Player: i can't believe that kid airballed a 3 pointer in crunch time!

by GarbageCollector January 03, 2021


cat time

Rest and relaxation time (what cats do all the time).

I went home after for some cat time.

by Dorado Jackson August 08, 2006


hobby time

Times set aside for engaging in habitually entertaining activities

Yikes, hobby time again – what’s up this time?

by Hercolena Oliver April 20, 2009


Hog time

Someone who constantly running 5-10 min late.

Jim and bill won’t be here for another 10 minutes. They’re on hog time

by Cecil Hogg November 14, 2018


Periodolically time

Waiting a long period of time, Term said on vine

We have to sit out here and waiting a long periodolically time

by Sazmcp March 15, 2015


freedom time

Ironic name for U.S. eastern standard time (EST). Invented in response to whiny euros complaining about important meetings and operations being posted in U.S. time rather than there own faggy timezone(s) exclusively.

Tonight's operation will kick off at 1900 hrs. freedom time, you communist bastards.

by Joe Tourney July 08, 2011