「Spurting with soil」「emissions like the king's」with a harem, or「sheep (without the tail).」A good sheep became synonymous with「praiseworthy.」The lowest vertical line extension of that short sheep's tail is missing in this element because it is in the PROPER position either up and out of the way or covered by the user, exposing and allowing access to the animal's genitalia, enabling a CORRECT PERFORMANCE that was worthy of praise and highly recommended in the old days of humankind.
　It is possible that ovine zooerastia was considered so wonderfully and morally right because no little girls, or little boys, circle jerking, or swine were involved, and a ewe or a ram never complained at an understandable communication level. Humans tupping ewes, or rams, was the least intrusive and least harmful to other human beings (humans surmised, wrongly), yet sufficiently satisfying to make the practice「the proper performance procedure」of a morally upright man, recommendable and praiseworthy. At the time, nobody guessed that such a praiseworthy and respectable morality,「the proper procedure and position」as being the mounting and humping of sheep would spread syphilis like wildfire through the human population.
　Note that the fine, tight seal provided by Tupperware® products that emulates sheep tupping by disengaging only when you wish, is just coincidentally related to sheep tupping (it seems). The inventor's family name (Earl Silas Tupper) is directly related:「This interesting surname of English origin is an occupational name for a herdsman who had charge of rams,…」And「A 'tupman' was specifically a breeder of tups, the Northern English word for a ram or male sheep.」
　　[　https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Tupman 2012-02-12　]　
　So, the meaning of「tupping」formerly was what male sheep (rams) do naturally with female sheep (ewes). It just seems incredible today, that's all…times do change…but to paraphrase a suggestion from one of the most well-known Jews who ever lived, let whomever is without sin cast the first stone at these cavemen…back in their day, they were all not guilty and were breaking no laws of any kind, mostly because there were no laws of any kind in their day.
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