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1. "Stretch" as uttered from the mouth of someone, who like the apted-named character from "Fat Albert," suffers from mushmouth.
2. Exclaimed by one usually in the peak hours of his life, as a directive to misguided youth, who may claim to never, ever quit smoking. 3. Can be yelled in response to the original "bretcher" as a threat or show of severe disrespect to his cultural duties. 1. Richards: "Everybody get down and BRETCH!!!"
2. JB: "I'll never stop smoking!" Richards: "Well, you best bend over and bretch till you bleed cuz I'll have none of that!" 3. Richards: "Everybody BRETCH!:" Ralph (obnoxiously loud): "BRETCH!!!" Richards: ".....bastard" |
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| 2. | bretch | ||
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n. a pest, an annoying or troublesome person or thing,
something difficult causing a great deal of anxiety, a beast v. to complain His Physics exam today was a bretch.
That kid looks like an overzealous bretch. |
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