bunson

1. money, cash, of monetary value.
2. really super awesome, money.

Traces back to the late 1400's when James Sharp invented the first kerosene stove. Before going out to the pub one night, Sharp's drinking buddy realized he was short on cash. Looking to the new kerosene stove for a slang term for money, he realized that the turning the dial to turn on the bunson burner very closely resembled the universal sign for money.

Sharp, you old poof, I don't have nearly enough bunson to pay for those clear heels.

by handsome wyatt January 1, 2005

branson

A place where washed-up country music singers, one-hit-wonders, has-beens and never-weres go to die.

Tony Orlando and Dawn are performing nightly in Branson.

by MRT2 October 7, 2006

Bronson, Florida

A town with one traffic light. The only words of inspiration here are "git-r-done". What's for dinner? Well hell, you best bet beef or deer. Things are done a little differently in Bronson, Florida. We fix everything with duct tape and think trash is treasure.

Only in Bronson, Florida will you find ghetto rednecks.

by killerbanana December 23, 2010

Bronson

Other half; someone who you cannot be without.

I miss you so much, you are the Bronson to my Johnson.

by lonelygirl928 February 8, 2010

Bronsonian

When you squint your eyes and talk through your teeth with a tough, yet nasally tone, ala Charles Bronson.

An example of Bronsonian speak:

Bronson Child: Hey ma, I want some cookies!
Bronson Mom: No dice.
Bronson Child: Dis ain't ovah.

by saulgoode42 January 16, 2008

Bronson

The art of finding a reason to leave work early

That guy is pulling another Bronson by trying to make THE GREAT ESCAPE and get out of work early again, he must have DEATH WISH because when the boss catches on....

by Platinum taco September 30, 2006

Bronson

A beer of any type.

Im going to the store anyone else need a 12 pack of bronsons?

Im going up to the bar I will get this round of bronsons.

by Bigbona February 4, 2010