A person from Dublin who wishes that secretly wishes Dublin was part of Britain as they are so superior to the rest of Ireland
by Podge (not Rodge) January 5, 2006
by Cowboy Jim February 25, 2007
Fox News' resident undead anchor. About five years ago Hume died in the middle of a broadcast. No one noticed, including Hume who has been broadcasting nonstop ever since.
Today Barack Obama wins the Iowa Caaucus what does this mean for Hillary... brains. BRAINS. Want brains!
*Brit Hume devours intern*
*Brit Hume devours intern*
by Mal... May 14, 2008
Man 1: "Is that guy from the UK? His accent is kind of similar".
Man2: "Not quite, he's actually a Texas Brit, don't overthink it".
Man2: "Not quite, he's actually a Texas Brit, don't overthink it".
by glasscage March 30, 2022
An Irish man/ woman who believes or wishes they were British, despises their own history and culture, usually works for RTÉ
by mickolearyjackson October 3, 2023
Upon leaving a pub or any drinking establishment, an individual (usually male) uses his legs to steer the car so that he can masturbate while driving. Very talented individuals can steer the car with just one toe.
The practice originated in Britain but has since traveled as far west as California.
The practice originated in Britain but has since traveled as far west as California.
I was leaving my house in Orinda, California and was all tense and stressed out for an upcoming meeting. So, I pulled a Brit Toe and arrived cool, calm and relaxed.
by ArnieP April 1, 2011
The inheritor of britpop. Having taken musical influences from the 70's onwards (notably Lou Reed, Bowie, Dylan and the Stones) the contemporary British indie scene has spawned a new genre in the face of another attempted US invasion. A rock and roll sound with a more sex-infused gritty twist, less of the swaggering laddish intent of the britpop 90's era.
The Libertines were the initial trailblasers of Brit-beat. Bands such as Razorlight, Bloc Party, Kasabian, the Cribs, Dirty Pretty Things and the Arctic Monkeys have cemented the Brit-beat scene with their varied sounds and distinctive style, with artists such as Eden James, Wolfmother and the Ronelles possibly setting the agenda for the future.
by James and K August 8, 2006