A verb meaning to say "Goodbye" without actually leaving. Usually used in online conversations, when someone says "Good night" or "Goodbye", but still reads messages and replies to them.
A: Yo imma go to sleep. good night yall.
B: Good night.
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some minutes later
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C: As I've said, Jeremy, this madman, just fuckin jumped off the cliff into the sea and broke both of his legs when hitting the bottom.
A: Lmao thats siiiick.
B: Yo A is brexiting again....
A: Fuck you.
to brexit (v.); brexiting (n)
B: Good night.
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some minutes later
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C: As I've said, Jeremy, this madman, just fuckin jumped off the cliff into the sea and broke both of his legs when hitting the bottom.
A: Lmao thats siiiick.
B: Yo A is brexiting again....
A: Fuck you.
to brexit (v.); brexiting (n)
by mr.language.professor March 21, 2019
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When your having sex with a girl, and you can't decide whether or not to pull out, so you just do nothing instead.
Bro1: Dude me and Shannon almost had a pregnancy scare last night!
Bro2: No way, what happened?
Bro1: Well we spent all night brexiting, and I ended up remaining!
Bro2: No way, what happened?
Bro1: Well we spent all night brexiting, and I ended up remaining!
by BigBoy1432 May 11, 2019
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Get the Brexit mug.'My brexit pattern runs like clockwork, 8:30am every morning without fail.'
'The first thing I do when I arrive at work is to take my brexit, then grab a coffee, and then I am ready for business.'
'The first thing I do when I arrive at work is to take my brexit, then grab a coffee, and then I am ready for business.'
by mr loldem October 20, 2019
Get the Brexit mug.(In Formula 1, and other motorsports) - When a driver overtakes another driver, usually taking the later out of the race, with the former continuing with minimal damage to the vehicle.
Did you see George’s overtake into turn 1, it was a proper BREXIT OVERTAKE, Sainz didn’t stand a chance
by hudsonfysh March 6, 2023
Get the Brexit Overtake mug.A variant of football played by children on Merseyside. The rules are generally the same as association football, offside rule excepted. However, violent and dangerous tackles, which would usually be adjudged fouls, are allowed if the tackling player shouts "Brexit means Brexit" before or during the tackle. Shouts after the tackle are sometimes adjudicated to be fouls. The game takes its name from Boris Johnson's attempted tackle on Maurizio Gaudino during the England v Germany legends match in 2006.
"The school had to ban Brexit football after a kid in year 9 got his collar bone broken. Terrible business."
"I know, the lad who tackled him didn't even shout "Brexit means Brexit" so it was a free kick anyway."
"I know, the lad who tackled him didn't even shout "Brexit means Brexit" so it was a free kick anyway."
by Plastic Patricio October 30, 2024
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