Brecker

A crazy farter.

He farts so much you would want to die

That fart smells like a Brecker

by DirtyMudFries September 7, 2017

Breck

A word to describe a person that thinks they know a word and how to use it and is using it incorrectly. This word can also mean another word for Catachresis. You can also use it as an insult to someone when they don’t know how to do something.

Henry: Bro, you’re such a Simp for liking a girl!

Jerry: Henry, you’re such a Breck. I am not a simp for liking a girl.

by Marintoxx April 23, 2020

Breckin Tedders

An actual fucking god. Breckin Tedders has a gigantic penis. Sculpted like a Greek statue, Breckin Tedders is easily the hottest motherfucker that ever lived.

Damn, that nigga is a Breckin Tedders!

by Breckin Tedders May 24, 2022

Breckenridge Hug

It is the sexual gratification one receives after being deceitful

James - I have house in Breckenridge
Rando - O rly? *slobs knob*
James - LOL, JK. Wipe ur face, Thanks for the Breckenridge Hug

by Master of the Slopes September 23, 2010

Brecken

Breckin usually has some form of autism but often has very rich parents. He/she always has a tiny penis that he often lies about the size of so his dad doesn't call him a disgrace to the family name then have a Vietnam flashback. Brecken drowns out the sorry of his tiny penis by looking at memes and trying to send them to his friends... Oh wait he doesn't have friends😂

Brecken has a little dick

by 69_oofydoofy_69 March 1, 2018

brech

the sound of hunger, that requires immediate attention

Pull over, my stomach's breching and I need some MCcD's.

by Dan and Anne September 12, 2005

brechtian

In Rice University's theatre community, an adjective meaning bad. Comes from a play that the director kept referring to as "Brechtian," in reference to Bertolt Brecht's theory of street theatre as the purest form of theatre, but which resulted in an awful play. Has countless variations, e.g., "Just do it like Brecht" and "We're going to brecht it up."

If you do not remember your lines during the performance, we will have a very brechtian play on our hands.

by Ian Ragsdale October 14, 2005