by Baroness Brass November 20, 2022
*Ammunition casing.
*British terminology referring to negative quality.
*Another term for "money".
*Synonym for "shoot", used often by Australian military terminology.
*Powerful military commanders who, for example, call certain shots.
*British terminology referring to negative quality.
*Another term for "money".
*Synonym for "shoot", used often by Australian military terminology.
*Powerful military commanders who, for example, call certain shots.
MOM : "Don't forget to pick up the brass when you're done shooting your Garand, OK?"
ME : "Whatever. Not like we have a reloading kit or something..."
LIMEY : "That bitch was brass mate!"
DRUG-DEALER : "No brass, no deal. Now get outta here."
AUSSIE : "Ah'll brass that bitch up mate!"
LIEUTENANT : "The operation was a success!"
COLONEL : "I noticed. I'm gonna bring it up with the Brass later on. Hope they accept the results though....you know how nervous and picky the Brass can be."
ME : "Whatever. Not like we have a reloading kit or something..."
LIMEY : "That bitch was brass mate!"
DRUG-DEALER : "No brass, no deal. Now get outta here."
AUSSIE : "Ah'll brass that bitch up mate!"
LIEUTENANT : "The operation was a success!"
COLONEL : "I noticed. I'm gonna bring it up with the Brass later on. Hope they accept the results though....you know how nervous and picky the Brass can be."
by Dave June 7, 2004
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by JDogg March 22, 2004
"Såg du matchen igår?"
"Ah mannen, sjukt att Brasilien fick så mycket stryk."
"7-1 mot Tyskland på hemmaplan, kan inte vara lätt."
"Där gjorde dom en riktig brasse."
"Ah mannen, sjukt att Brasilien fick så mycket stryk."
"7-1 mot Tyskland på hemmaplan, kan inte vara lätt."
"Där gjorde dom en riktig brasse."
by semi.style July 9, 2014
Having little or no money.
(pronounced with a short vowel sound as in "hat" not as in "father".)
Note: Other UK-based definitions entered on this site probably stem from this definition, which itself is likely to be derived from the cockney rhyming slang "brassic lint" for "skint".
(pronounced with a short vowel sound as in "hat" not as in "father".)
Note: Other UK-based definitions entered on this site probably stem from this definition, which itself is likely to be derived from the cockney rhyming slang "brassic lint" for "skint".
by wajimacallit January 23, 2007