Baking Bread 

(verb) when a female walks outside on a hot summer day with a yeast infection

But sally, If I go outside It would be like baking bread!

Baking Bread by BNMPTB October 10, 2011

wet bread 

its like salty biscuit, but for women, its until the last person orgasms 10 times, and the last one to orgasm 10 times, has to eat the bread with peanut butter and jelly

I played wet bread last night and it was so much fun! Sarah ate the bread.

wet bread by Skully_iF November 7, 2016

Do you like bread? 

Outdated Tinder pick-up line, which uses confusion strategy to shorten the route between greeting and sex.
Initially used as a joke, but quickly picked up for real by amateur male tinder users and got refused and blocked quickly by female users.

B: Do you like bread?
G: I guess...
B: Follow up question. Do you like being choked?

G: Yeah, I guess
B: Follow up question. Would you like to come over tonight?

G: Should I bring a bread?

Do you like bread? by cibron December 25, 2019

Brown Bread 

The act of wiping your arse on a slice of bread and sticking it on a womens face whilst doing doggy

I say duck fancy some brown bread?

Brown Bread by Gingerized December 3, 2010

brown bread 

to express your feelings of not caring, in relation to another individuals hardships.

1. Noah: here i'm out of petrol would you spare us £10?
Sean: well i guess thats your own brown bread.

brown bread by ClaraFloraKavy April 5, 2011

bread

when something is cool, or awesome.

Andrews new shirt is totally bread!

bread by Elisa willy September 14, 2008

butter my bread 

1. a random statement used in a group to cause gaiety

2. a vague sexual reference

Generally used after a lull in conversation, preferably in a southern accent.

For example: A group of friends are frying up some snails for dinner while shooting everclear, and after a LULL in conversation the jokester in the group says butter my bread (emphasis on the southern accent, especially on the bread).

The group is left stunned and confused at the unknown phrase, and laughter abounds.

butter my bread by Cullinator February 5, 2012