bruin

Angry or annoyed at someone.

'I'm bruin at you!' 'I'm bruin at Daniel!'

by CiaranD July 14, 2006

bruin

a really big hockey player.

Did you see the bruin in the white helmet? He must be 6'6".

by hazy September 8, 2003

bruining

Brewing something in order to ruin something.

Johnny made it to where he was bruining the relationship.

by Ralph Wellman January 23, 2009

Bruins at 1

The time tested excuse by all UCLA Alums when they want to get out of doing something with their wives.

"Honey, don't forget that we are meeting with my parents at 2 for lunch."

"Oh sorry babe I thought I told you I was going out with the fellas today."

"You are?"

"Yeah. Bruins at 1!"

by Alex in East Los Angeles January 16, 2021

bruined

to be raped or to rape, a rapist is a bruin

Jake: Dhue, i was raped!!!
Donahue: Go bruins!

Jake: We got bruined with homework from our english teacher.

by scooter peyton October 27, 2011

Bruined

To have a potentially amazing experience or situation completely and utterly ruined by the lugheaded imbecilic bellowing fans of the Boston Bruins (or other Boston related sports franchises i.e. Red Sux, Nü England Patsies or Sellticks); to be crushed with a deep sense of loss and/or trauma as a result of the dimwitted monosyllabic grunting and brash chest thumping incessantly demonstrated by the conceited repugnant Boston sports cult followers indigenous, though in no way exclusive, to the Bostontoxicated Sulfuric Lakes Region of Eastern Massachusetts.

The Eddie Vedder concert in Providence, RI would have been incredible if it wasn't Bruined by all those Boston jackasses.

by Dr. Catalina Wine Mixer June 29, 2011

Bruin Ou

Colloquial term describing a person of coloured/mixed race descent in South Africa.

The term stems from the Afrikaans word "bruin" which means brown and the slang term "ous" which is a term used to define a a group of people. The term is not considered derogatory however, it should not be used in polite conversation.

Similar terms are used to describe South African persons of Indian descent (charous/chaarous - this term is not derogatory) as well as Black persons (peki ous/darkie ous - both terms are derogatory) and White persons (vet ous - slightly derogatory)

Coloured person doing a dance
Person: "That bruin ou dances well."

When talking about someone
Person: "You know Tyrone? He's that bruin ou from Wentworth."

The term has been used in song by the band TRO who exclaimed; "Bruin ous, bruin ous, we are the main ous."
Which loosely translates to: "Us coloureds are people of note."

by TRO July 5, 2012