cubbing

In years to come, it won't just be strange little girls whose cubbing aspirations are doomed.

Be prepared for an outrage | Victoria Coren 2011

I learned to go crabbing, cubbing, shagging, and drank liquored Cheerwine with the Budster.

highlander 6: the fairway wood 2008

I learned to go crabbing, cubbing, shagging, and drank liquored Cheerwine with the Budster.

always bet on purple 2008

He was talking about cubbing in September; and a raw but handy hack.

The Years 2004

During the cubbing season there had arisen quarrels.

Phineas Redux 2004

Mr Spooner was a man who never missed a day from the beginning of cubbing to the end of the season, and who, when April came, could give you an account of the death of every fox killed.

Phineas Redux 2004

Clare was more angry than worried, and the effect of anger on her was to stimulate her energy, so that she went out ‘cubbing’ with her father; and in the afternoons would disappear with the car to neighbouring houses, where she would often stay till after dinner.

Maid in Waiting 2004

Bullen, who had been thinking how they would be readying the horses for the cubbing season at home, walked to the Rifleman.

Sharpe's Escape Cornwell, Bernard 2003

The she-bear is fierce after cubbing, and the bitch after pupping.

The History of Animals 2002

They strolled on toward Malcolm, nodding and smiling as they passed, locked deep in conversation about the best methods of cubbing the young foxes and adolescent fox hounds once cub season opened.

Ripping Time Asprin, Robert 2000

An essay starts to link “cubbing,” or the practice of dating younger men, to “exercise, hair extensions, Botox and filler, healthy eating, and advanced skin care”—cultural obsessions that, by enabling women to look preternaturally youthful, foster our celebration of MILFs—but then darts away from the connection.

“Is There Still Sex in the City?” and the Decline of a Particular Fantasy Life Condé Nast 2019