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a match ticket for the football 'alright dave, you got a brief for the cup final?'
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Another word for car. Used in Glasgow, Scotland. How we gonna get there? its cool take ma brief!
I rode yer maw in the back of ma brief last night! |
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Agreat invention designed to protect the penis and balls. Briefs are always comfortable even in a wedgie!
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a lawyer He refused to talk to the police until his brief arrived
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lasting or taking a short time; of short duration in school work something that is NOT 3-4 paragraphs long!! cathryn set a history assignment where you have to write something brief aka NOT 3-4 fucking paragraphs long!!
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A lawyer, (who'll come with a briefcase) I want to see a frigging brief!
Iain Mcdowall, Perfectly Dead |
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Something/someone really tight/hot YO, right BRIEF.
damn, that brief is reaaaal brief. shiiiit, that party was briieeeeef. |
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