by buddabudda___ December 30, 2014
Horrible bread that appears 60% of times in everytime in every single croatian bakery.
Can be used when comparing things.
Can be used when comparing things.
by TheAinsley27 December 16, 2017
Commonly used by spanish speakers that speak English, it is referred to as the literal translation of "¡hostia!" (keep in mind that it is referring to the expression for suprise and not the host itself). You can use it in basically almost situation where you want to express suprise, admiration or anger. You can also put the word uncle in to give it more of a spanish authenticity.
1. Communion bread!!!! Carlos!! I haven't seen you in so long.
2. Communion bread bitch uncle!!! I been stuck on this one question for an hour and I still can't solve it, I SHIT ON EVERYTHING THAT MOVES!!!
3. Communion bread!!! Ana got the highest grade in the exam, my móm!!! she's amazing, is just that I'm flipping uncle.
4. communion bread, did you not understand anything?
2. Communion bread bitch uncle!!! I been stuck on this one question for an hour and I still can't solve it, I SHIT ON EVERYTHING THAT MOVES!!!
3. Communion bread!!! Ana got the highest grade in the exam, my móm!!! she's amazing, is just that I'm flipping uncle.
4. communion bread, did you not understand anything?
by Reaper_kingXZ April 05, 2024
Go to the store to buy 1 loaf of bread then slice it in half. Nut on both halves and stick the 2 slices together. After that you sneak the bread back to the store and put it where you got it.
by JamPGT February 25, 2024
If one person in a relationship really likes bread and the other dosen't, it's a really good sign the relationship will go places. If both parties like bread or dislike bread there is a great possibility it won't go as well.
Meghan: I love bread
Shawn: I hate bread
Tomás: due to the Bread theory they are perfect for eachother
Shawn: I hate bread
Tomás: due to the Bread theory they are perfect for eachother
by Nicheis October 16, 2023
The Great Bread Scandal was started by Thomas McKenna in an elaborate attempt to push the workers of 2022 towards the bullshit option of being paid by literal loaves of bread instead of actual money. Thus, the term "let's get this bread" was coined as a memoir to the historic event.
I'm tired of this bullshit we need the great bread scandal again.
Pay me with some loaves like the great bread scandal and I'll quit.
Pay me with some loaves like the great bread scandal and I'll quit.
by Thomas Mcflurry June 24, 2022
This expression is used when a person does or tells you something you already know and thinks it is absolutely amazing.
Person 1: She got a hollywood wax for the first time.
Person 2: let me guess its the most exciting thing since sliced bread for her.
Person 2: let me guess its the most exciting thing since sliced bread for her.
by sealion3 December 26, 2012