brook

brook - verb - to edit or fix a performance fault or mistake via technical means.

"that snare drum is out of time - can you brook it?"

by Nik Sonic March 12, 2009

brookie

fisherman's vernacular for a brook trout, commonly found in the streams of northeastern Minnesota and elsewhere in the United States

I hauled in a 12" brookie down in the beaver pond yesterday.

by MIDxxWEST March 23, 2008

Brookers

Used by police to decribe gangsta people that live in Honey Brook who always cause trouble in Honey Brook.

Honey Brook home of the Brookers.

by BW45 May 2, 2006

Brooksy

A person who compulsively lies about meeting possibly attractive women and sleeping with them.

Tom: 'I met two really hot girls last night when I was walking home, I managed to take one of them back to mine'

Dick: 'Really?! But we didn't even see you speaking to anyone in the club'

Harry: 'That's because he's doing a Brooksy'

by The truth behind the 'LAD' November 28, 2012

on the books

An attractive female. Something real good or legit.

"Damn, shorty's on the books"
"That new track by ____ is totally on the books"
"I just smoked the dankest bud- shit was on the books"

by pingpongproton September 6, 2012

Brookfield

Greedy, ungrateful, mean, self centered , mean, deaf, ignorant, horse

shes a real kate brookfield

by Jack five August 1, 2003

Brooke

Someone obessed with a band called Panic at the Disco...likes bushbabies, and basically loves to freeze urine.

Brooke... 'I fed you urine last night.'
Maisie... 'Yay.'

by maisiemouse December 15, 2011