Clorox Bleach

something people drink or wash clothes with

Person A: "Fuck off, leafy is cancer"
Clorox Bleach: "Drink Me"

by 대한민국 August 16, 2016

bleach the kangaroo skull

to masturbate. phrase especially popular in Australia.

I can't take it tonight. Chicks aren't digging me. I'm gonna head home, bleach the kangaroo skull, and call it an evening.

by Mr. Dyche March 28, 2009

beeraucracy

A group of individuals attempting to make decisions while drunk. Often leads to an extremely bad decision, or more likely, no decision at all.

We were going to order a pizza last night at the party, but the beeraucracy couldn't reach a concensus on toppings.

by Justice Walker November 1, 2008

Beranger

A musician that gathers huge crowds around him and takes people on a new adventure with music.
Usually a Beranger uses a complicated instrument or his voice.

As a very passionate human being he make for a great lover and friend.

Although he has a great leader personality, he sometimes forgets to take care of the people following him, which can lead to conflict. Beranger’s are known to be open minded and can usually resolve the conflicts by obtaining empathy and understanding of their surroundings.

“Play Beranger on repeat!"

by windwhistle October 30, 2020

Blarab

Someone who’s parents are mixed with African descendants and Arabian descendants

“Ayanna’s mom is Arabian and her dad is African which makes her blarab.”

by #biggerthenblackandwhite January 12, 2022

drink bleach

-Drink Bleach - Essentially telling someone that you want them "fuck off" but in a more vile way of putting it.
-The phrase can also be used in a way that you would rather "Drink Bleach", than do something else that seems unpleasant.

Someone cusses you out. - A simple 2 word response might be "Drink Bleach". You are telling them that you want them to "fuck off" and die at the same time.

by Hermes Herms October 24, 2007

Bleach

1. hella clean
2. synonym fo gasoline

1. That track was bleach.
2. "I spit bleach, I'ma leave you all blonde" ~Birge

by uclAB March 12, 2010