bre

A broad. Very beautiful girl. A over dime

A: Yo, you go to that party last night?
B: Hell ya, mad nice,
A: How was the ratio,
B: YO, mad bre!
A: Damn I should have came through...

by Lumberjackoff (myspace) July 18, 2005

Bre

A beautiful, strong-willed, and amazing girl. Makes you want to explode with sexuality. She is an amazing lover, in and out of bed; she especially loves top. She is willing to do anything for the person that she loves, so make sure you grab your own Bre. Warning: May or may not look like a chipmunk.

Bre makes me glad that I found her before she found somebody else.

by WittleWolfman November 22, 2011

bre

From the spanish word "hombre" for "man", "bre" is used as a replacement for man, dude, guy, bro, etc.

Hey, how's it going bre?

by nf515738 April 30, 2005

Bre

term used fer a mad sexy beautiful girl who happens to a never notice them guys who love her and would give the world to her word used for a girl who seems perfect in every way except that shes a total bitch , if a bre is obtained she will prob end up ripping out ur heart and not giving two shits about it

1: that girl is such a bre

2: i kno man she doesnt even know who i am and weve been in the same class since kindergarden

1: why do i always fall for the bre's in my life

by roger122 October 19, 2010

Bre

The serbian form of "yo"

PRONOUNCED HOW SPELLED: "bre" u roll the "r" an say it in a slight accent.

ayyyy bre stop that ! its annoying

by MalaaSerbian May 25, 2009

Bre

She is a girl who is 12 and has brown eyes and she has a good heart she think she is ugly but she is a beautiful she is very special and she will have an amazing life and she will alway be a good friend and she love her family and friends she has 3 dogs and she is an amazing girl

Bre is an amazing person

by Goldendonut November 28, 2018

bre

A slang term which derives from the old tukish language (ottoman turkish), which was used amongst men and not women. It was mostly used amongst close people before or after a word also to add emphasis.Its pronounced how it's spelled but one must roll the letter 'r' like in the italian word 'perfavorre'. Also it is equivalent to the mate , buddy or bro in english. The modern version is 'be' used by both genders in modern day Anatolia.

1-Nerdesin bre? (Where are you mate)
2-burdayım aga! (I'm here bro)

by noxchi December 30, 2013