Endless rabbit holes created by the matrix (or notnilc) - in such a way that normies would never agree with it or understand. Made for you to chase endlessly, and to make you look silly if you ever engage in the pointless activity of trying to explain it to someone else. From the experience you've learned nothing, except for learning about the subtle aroma of piss from the bread crumbs.
by UncannyDeduction January 07, 2021
when a person has money or is on a payroll
also considered to be a person who has so much money he has some to lend
also considered to be a person who has so much money he has some to lend
by Luis Muhh-Fuckinn' Sandoval April 08, 2011
(adj.) The apparent inability or difficulty of a woman to breathe.
• Typically used by Filipino people within trivial conversations.
• Typically used by Filipino people within trivial conversations.
by I want to be a Doctor March 26, 2018
Common saying meaning to figuratively make money, but when you think about it, bread is made from dough, dough can also mean money. So getting bread means a lot, if you're making the most money in a family YOU ARE THE BREAD WINNER. Actually you can't win the bread if you don't know how to bake it from the dough, meaning if you don't invest and save your money (dough) you can't MAKE BREAD. Also this is a reference to the little red hen story. If you don't help in the process of making bread, YOU CAN'T EAT THE BREAD. John Smith had it right when he said: “He that will not work shall not eat.” IF YOU DON'T PUT IN THE WORK TO MAKE THE BREAD YOU GONNA STARVE LIKE THE DUDES IN JAMESTOWN. SO GET UP, GET HYPED, GET SMART, PUT IN THE WORK AND LET'S GET THIS BREAD MOTHER FUCKERS
by BIGKEND$$$$$ October 23, 2018
In just about every TV and movie scene where a woman is carrying a bag of groceries,there is always a loaf of french bread and a stalk of celery sticking out of the top of the bag. Never a box of crackers or a roll of toilet paper.
In real life,you hardly ever see a woman coming out of Food Lion with "french bread and celery" bag of groceries.
by wolfbait51 March 25, 2011
Let’s Get This Bread is a phrase commonly used to mean “let’s get/make money”, where the “bread” refers to money. The phrase most likely originated in the grocery industry, in which the weekly paychecks are delivered to the stores via the regular bread shipment.
by allicrocs January 04, 2019
What you say when your home slice says something you understand. If you really get it, you know that really soft bread.
by EpicGamer312 October 24, 2019