Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way of saying 'a cup of tea' like a posh Englishman who thinks he’s fancy enough to talk about it.

Mate, I need a cuppa before I punch this guy again.

I’m not talking to you until you bring me a cuppa.

This cuppa is the only reason I’m not dead yet.

2

When Beetlejuice says 'a cuppa' he means he’s done something a few times, and probably smells like a dead guy.

Beetlejuice: 'I’ve had a cuppa of this stank.'

He did a cuppa of haunting the house again.

That ghost did a cuppa of scaring me.

3

A cup of tea, but with extra sass and a side of judgment.

She sipped her cuppa like it was a judgment day.

He brought a cuppa and a lecture.

That cuppa was stronger than my willpower.

4

British slang for 'a cup of tea', like they’re too good to say the full phrase, and you’re too tired to care.

She said, 'I need a cuppa, and I mean it.'

He brought a cuppa and a scowl.

That cuppa was the only thing keeping me from crying.

5

A cup of something, usually tea or coffee, but sometimes just a reason to not talk to your friend.

I had a cuppa of coffee and now I don’t want to talk.

That cuppa of tea was the only thing keeping me awake.

He brought a cuppa of coffee and now I’m out of my mind.

6

A cup of tea or coffee, but if it's not good, you’re probably going to yell at it.

That cuppa of coffee was the worst thing I’ve ever had.

I yelled at my cuppa like it owed me money.

That cuppa of tea tasted like regret.

7

Cuppas is slang for cup of coffee or tea, like it's a real thing and not just something you say when you're tired.

I need a cuppa of coffee before I die.

She brought a cuppa of tea and now I'm happy.

That cuppa of coffee was the only thing that saved my life.