bread-breaker

Someone who takes other people's money on the golf course by gambling with them, this particularly occurs on the putting green outside the clubhouse.

Roger is a bread-breaker because he took 5 bucks from all the other people on the putting green.

Jeff got his bread broke because he lost his money on the putting green.

by breadtobebroken August 18, 2011

used bread store

Notional name for bakery outlet stores (such as what are run by Weber and Orowheat) that sell products at discount rates.

Origin is obscure, but probably comes by analogy that something that's previously used is a lot cheaper than something that's new.

Usage is considered silly.

We picked up food at the used bread store for half the price we would've paid at the grocery store!

by Dennis The Tiger December 30, 2004

french bread pizza

A type of pizza that you pop in your oven for 30 minutes, then afterwards enjoy it's orgasm-inducing sensation - hoping that it won't burn the roof of your mouth.

Laura: I bought french bread pizza from the grocery store.

Jimmy: FUCK YEAH!

by NotAustinISwear July 8, 2010

soggy bread challenge

A group of guys stand in a circle around a piece of bread and jerk off onto the bread. The last guy to finish has to eat the bread with the other guys' cum in it.

I just did the soggy bread challenge with my bros.

by whorestop April 14, 2017

Lets Get This Bread

Basically when you wake up and you want to hustle you say “lets get this bread” a shorter way to say it is “lgtb”

Good morning y’all lets get this bread 😤

by I created this word first M.B October 27, 2018

toasted egg-bread

A redefinition of french toast to emphasize the it is, in fact, an egg-based dish.

This morning I let my bread soak in a whole lot of egg, and then toasted it on a skillet, thereby creating toasted egg-bread.

by serunato September 5, 2009

Kentucky Bread Trade

When two people exchange a fart from one individual, in to the mouth, and down the throat of the other in exchange for a fresh baked loaf of bread.

Person 1: I'm out of money for your bread. How about a Kentucky Bread Trade?
Person 2: Sounds delightful. Open Up!
Person 1: AHHHHH

by ashstay June 8, 2014