second breakfast

invented by hobbits, second breakfast is breakfast all over again

We'll just have time for second breakfast before it's time to start cooking lunch.

by Sienna March 17, 2003

Breakfast Hoes

A term used to define girls who are very flaky (like breakfast cereal); A group of girls who always make plans but never follow through.

"Bro these girls are breakfast hoes"
"Why?"
"Cause they're all flaky af!"

by ClickClackRat January 3, 2015

break it down

To explain at length, clearly, and indisputably.

"Break it down Oblio, break it down."

"Let me break it down for ya."

by dahv September 9, 2008

break and run

In pocket billiard such as 8-Ball or 9-Ball where you break up the balls and run them out for the win, never letting your opponent get up to the table for a shot.

Jackie Gleason was an excellent pool player, and could break and run, rack after rack.

by sydbarrettlives February 8, 2007

breaker bar

I big f*cking metal bar used to apply buttloads of torque onto stubborn/siezed nuts and bolts via a rachet socket. Saves your ass on many applications.

This bolt won't turn. Git the breaker bar.

by sagshryjr December 24, 2008

breakroom vulture

Employee of company who takes full opportunity of leftover food from breakfast or lunch meetings left in breakrooms.

Vultures will alert other fellow vultures of food left in breakrooms, and the dedicated ones will get there quick, so move it!

More people have joined the ranks of the breakroom vultures due to the lagging economy although leftover food has become less common due to cutbacks.

Bob in email to coworkers: There's leftover food in the breakroom on the 5th floor.

Shortly thereafter the breakroom vultures receiving the email quickly get up to go the breakroom and see whats available. Others not receiving the message end up prairie dogging, trying to figure out whats going on. Smart breakroom vultures not getting the message can sense or smell whats going on and will get in on the action.

by vulture01 September 24, 2009

Break it down, Barney Style

Explaining something in such a way that a small child could understand, often used by Soldiers in the U.S. Army, specifically NCOs

What Private? You don't know how to make your bunk? Lemme break it down, Barney style for ya.

by RedSmoke August 27, 2016