Young, Dumb, and Broke

A term typically used for teenagers who don't have a specific path in life. The person who is usually referred to as "young, dumb, and broke" is younger than 19, and is not much higher than the working class. Note that the subject can have A's in all their classes, but they can also be relatively stupid as a person.

Derives from a popular song released on February 2nd, 2017 by the R&B artist Khalid.

Andrew's just another young, dumb, and broke kid.

by HispanicPanic04 January 3, 2018

Broked

A word my cousin tries to convince me exists, only to be proven wrong, and it all ending up with them throwing me out of their room.

YES IT EXISTS, BROKED EXISTS I HAD A TEST WITH IT BEING USED

by NotACecuun December 24, 2018

Bricked up

Makes you feel some type of way, on some occasions even horny.

Mrs. Incredible be having me bricked up

by the 🦦 February 18, 2021

Broken Dreams

Dreams or goals that may never come true.

I hope my future isn't filled with broken dreams.

by WinzFit4Life October 22, 2011

you broke my tree, bitch

A quote from a video on the internet in which two girls start a fist fight over an argument on MySpace. They fall into a small tree in front of someone's house and the owner proceeds to yell "you broke my tree, bitch" It has been used on the internet as to be said by a 3rd person while 2 people are fighting about something nonsensical.

Person 1: Why did you delete me on MySpace?
Person 2: I hate you
Person 3: You broke my tree, bitch

by joey schneider August 9, 2007

I would drag my dick through a mile of broken glass just to hear her fart through a walkie talkie

A phrase used to explain of the lengths one would go through for a female.

I would drag my dick through a mile of broken glass just to hear her fart through a walkie talkie

by J.N. Growling October 13, 2010

Brikesh

A type of practical joke which usually involves taking the victim's cellphone and texting a friend or relative with some devastating news. The victim then has their cellphone returned to them, and are left to deal with the consequences of the text message - which is all intended in good humour. The name Brikesh is derived from the inventors of the joke - two Portsmouth university students called Brijesh and Malkesh.

Amelia was the victim of a Brikesh when they texted her mum to say that she was pregnant.

by ice26 December 23, 2008