The French expression 'cul sec' translates literally to 'dry bottom' but refers to the act of drinking an entire drink in one go, akin to 'chugging'. When shouted at parties or bars, it encourages the listener to finish their beverage quickly. While 'cul' can mean 'butt', here it pertains to the bottom of the glass, emphasizing its emptiness. It's not vulgar but may be inappropriate in formal settings. The phrase is similar to 'bottoms up' in English but has a specific drinking context, often used playfully among friends.
The term 'cul sec' refers specifically to downing a drink in one go, translating literally to 'dry bottom', emphasizing the act of finishing a drink.
Although 'cul' translates to 'arse', in the context of 'cul sec', it refers to the bottom of the glass, not the human body.
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