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the bread and milk phenomenon 

A term used to decribe the phenomenon where people (ushaly New Englanders and North Westerners) go into a panic during a large snowstorm/ ice storm and buy out all the bread and milk in super markets in fear they will be snowed in for a week.
"Once again we have fallen victim to the the bread and milk phenomenon, and now have 10 loafs of bread an 3 quarts of milk"
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Garlic Bread

Nathan: Bro I want some garlic bread
Garlic Bread by CaRrOtS__ May 24, 2019

Sweet Bread 

Bread that has been altered or purchased to be sweeter than a normal bread.
Hey joelsey! Did you get that sweet bread?

Yeah I got swirl by pepperbridge farms adding sweetness with a little bit of butter.
Sweet Bread by cslinky February 27, 2020

I'll take my bread 

When you make a purchase that you are happy about.
The idea that doe turns into bread is the same as your money to a purchase.
"I'll take my Bread!!" As you walk away a happy owner of a new car.
I'll take my bread by naima April 6, 2015

spent that bread 

Spending large amounts of money, and/or the emotional toll that comes with such actions.
In his song "All of the Lights", Kanye West used this saying in the line "I slapped my girl, she called the feds; I spent that time, I spent that bread".

In the second verse he says "Courts suck me dry, I spent that bread".

liquid bread 

1. Any beer. Particularly refers to heavy, full bodied beers, which can be very filling.

2. Guiness, or Irish Breakfast, as it is also called.
1. I don't need lunch; I just had some liquid bread.

2. Guiness is the closest you'll ever get to liquid bread without putting a loaf of Wonderbread into a blender.
liquid bread by Al February 9, 2004

Rubbing Bread 

An action of grinding on one's ass or humping somebody in a rough fashion.
I thought it might have been a bit inappropriate when they were rubbing bread in the mall in front of everybody.
Rubbing Bread by volks April 26, 2009