The phrase "a cups" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "cups" is a plural noun and should not be preceded by the singular article "a."
Example: "I need a cup of coffee."
Alternatives: "one cup" or "a single cup."
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Other bras perk up athletes with A cups so that they don't look flat-chested.
I'd spend hours Immac-ing every strand of hair on my body and hoisting my A cups into a Wonderbra.
It is a Cups of Nation's tradition that the sides going to the World Cup underwhelm, and that has certainly been the case in Angola.
Mine look at each other.' Her performers can be a size 8 or size 16, most of the women are A cups, and Span's most important criteria is 'a pretty face'.
Looking up at the collection, hundreds of them dangling over the bar -- lace, satin and cotton, ranging in size from A cups to double D's -- Mr. O'Reilly said, "If I had to estimate, I'd say about 60percentt of those came from flight attendants".
Where else are you supposed to toss all those Chick-fil-A cups?
Yes, and frontman Jordan Gatesmith has already fooled around in bands such as Total Babe, A-Cups and, er, Gay Animals.
Unlike many women who struggled as teenagers to make peace with their minimal assets, Sabrina Lightbourn, 37, a photographer in Nassau, the Bahamas, never second-guessed her A-cups, even in a land of bikinis.
Pete took one look at the budding A-cups under Joe's unisex jumper, and reported that his own 15-year-old daughter's breasts weren't growing as fast as Joe's.
Due to the severe underdevelopment of my natural breasts, we'd be adjusting my barely A-cups to modest B-cups.
