breeze out
Originated in the Caribbean island of Trinidad & Tobago, the phrase is used to express someone relaxing/chilling
breeze out by h3llh3x April 8, 2017
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breeze out
This term is handy for use when you feel the need to leave a certain area.
It often comes into use in the schooling environment, especially when a lesson ends and the students want to depart as quickly as is possible.
It often comes into use in the schooling environment, especially when a lesson ends and the students want to depart as quickly as is possible.
breeze out by morgangills November 19, 2004
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