brenscothohexoflondulanine brexoflourdine

i have no fucking idea

brenscothohexoflondulanine brexoflourdine is pretty cool, man

by BrodisCool April 2, 2022

pulling a brexit

to self sabotage, to inflict damage to your self for no good or apparent reason, to be worse of than before after performing an action

He had it all going for him and then just pulled a brexit.

That is as stupid as pulling a brexit

by Mr Bomastic November 29, 2018

Brexmas

A day leavers celebrate the UK’s departure from the EU

For Brexmas Harry and Sally both received a lump of coal and years of regretting the choices made by their grandparents generation.

by Brexshitter March 2, 2019

Brexiter

Flagshagger, who was conned by his own government. Also means Thicker than a whale omlette.

Those Brexiter's really are stupid.

by Eulovetoseeit March 16, 2021

breverend

a really good vicar;
someone with vicar-esque qualities who is also a true breh;
a holy legend

"dan really is such a breverend"

by Dim3 January 3, 2008

brevvers

A convenient form of speech where words are abbreviated, most frequently by adding 'ers' (or 'en'/'on' for some irregular nouns) to the dominant or most appropriate syllable.

The most commonly used brevvers words are thought to be:
Hillers (hilarious)
Ridders (ridiculous)
Lovers (lovely)
Quidders (quids in)

Brevvers is thought to have been created around 2003 by a pair of writers from Sevenoaks School, Kent.

Misc: Brevvers is a useful tool for emphatic statments and can either be used in conjunction with adverbs such as 'absolutely' or 'completely'; or by stressing both syllables, and/or undulating pitch.

Owen: I'm hungers.
Art: What do you mean?
Owen: Hungers, as in brevvers for hungry.
Art: Hungers is not a brevers word. That would be completely ridders.
Owen: Well I think it is.
Don: Owen, that is not brevvers. For a start it is just not brevvers, and also it is uncommon if not unheard of that a brevvers word would have two different consonants in the middle without ending in 'en'.

by Donaldofyourd.a.d. January 6, 2008

Brexit

Brek-zit (noun, adj)

Sexual Act:
Pulling out when you're annoyed about either immigrants or fish, then negotiating an Actical 50 (cumming over your member state / body part of preference).

"I was doin' this Polish lass but she smelt well fishy so I brexit right out of there, union jacked it a bit and devalued the pound all over her tits.

by Geekeh June 13, 2017