brood

To be thoughtful. To think about something. Often in a dreary or depressing manner.

After Lord Byron, poets are usually thought of as having a very gloomy, brooding personality.

Christian and Erik are a cute couple... but they're so different at times! Christian's the bubbly one, Erik's the brooding one.

by Lorelili June 27, 2005

brood

sexy femalee, hottie

"Damn, she's brood."

by adfjkghjkerhge June 3, 2007

brood

good, great, amazing

that herb is dank, its really brood.

by babbaaa August 28, 2007

brood

offspring (plural); with animals: a brood = a litter; a group of baby birds, all hatched and raised at the same time by the same mother; related to the verb, to breed

Joe - "That lady came to the barbeque with all of her 7 kids!"

Dave - "Yeah, she sure brought the whole brood."

by El Rey Raton October 14, 2011

brood

A Portland Oregon Prison and street "family". Crank, Sex, and Crime are Broods' the only focus in life. Slogan, "We Never Sleep"

Every one is a victim its just whos turn is it. Life in Brood

by Augie Barone September 4, 2006

brood

Originated from the California skate scene, combining "butter" with "good"- smooth, soft, good.

Did you see that one kid's crossover? That was brood. He almost broke my ankles on that one drive.

by Schauman July 14, 2011

brood

To nonchalantly unzip one's pants and stretch their scrotum out of their fly. Preferably done in a public setting.

At the party Scotty got drunk and pulled a brood.

by Josh March 30, 2005