Bougy

A reference to the socio-economical class first referenced to during 19th century france "Bourgeoisie". Which is someone who is upper class and is a victim of elitist type of thinking. Someone who is economically, socially or physically more well off than other people but who believes it to be innate or self-manisted instead of being a product of a particular economic or socio-political system.

Didn't you say you went to Aquinas Prep School? How Bougy!

by Das Kapital July 8, 2011

I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love

If you're searching for a dose of party music, you won't find it on I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love. Lyrically, this debut album by the outstanding (and my favorite) band, My Chemical Romance, is definitely on the darker side. Lyrics like "The amount of pills i'm taking, counteracts the booze i'm drinking", from Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough For The Two Of Us, and "I think i'll love to die alone" from Cubicles, are typical of the New Jersey band's less than rosy outlook. But like so many angst-ridden alternative rock/emo bands who have begun to emerge since the early 2000's, My Chemical Romance knows how to exuberant and introspective at the same time. Musically, the tend to be aggressive and hard-rocking, but lyrically, they're all about introspection. Produced by Thursday's lead singer, Geoff Rickly, this album is a generally phenomonal effort - one that deals with a lot of negative emotions, and does so in a very candid way. Some might find the lyrics depressing, but then again, rock music isn't necessary obligated to appease to positive outlooks 24/7. Saddness, pessimism, anger, disillusionment - none of which are difficult to find on this album - are like happiness, pleasure, and optimism. I
Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love, doesn't fall short of exceptional, and is a noteworthy, generally respectable debut for the New Jersey combo.

Headfirst For Halos from I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love.

Well let's go back to the middle of the day that start's it all, I can't begin to let you know just what I'm feeling, And now the red ones make me fly, And the blue ones make me fall, And I think I'll blow my brains against the ceiling, As the fragments of my skull begin to fall, Fall on your tongue like pixie dust, Just think happy thoughts.....

by Helena Iero November 1, 2005

broughm

Mis-spelling of the word Brougham derived from the correct pronounciation of that word (rhymes with foam). See Brougham

As it appears towards the end of the music video from Young and Restless' B-Girls:
"...like bars on a Cadillac Broughm"

by T. B. Johnson September 25, 2007

Brought Democracy To

Doing horrible on something to the point of failure. Usually reserved for things that are kind of a big deal.

Friend: "I did horrible on that final"
Me: "I know what you mean, I pretty much brought democracy to it."

by Alex U May 21, 2008

Brougham

One of many variations of the nickname 'brother'. Brother begat bro, which begat brougham. Brougham has been further modified to create such nicknames as broughamsky.

A brougham is typically one of your close-but-not-closest friends, or a friend of a friend. It can also be used in emergencies when you forget someone's name, e.g. dude, chief, etc.

Almost nobody who uses it knows that it's actually spelled brougham, or that a Brougham is a Cadillac.

"Hey, what's happenin' brougham?"

by zio228 July 1, 2008

Broughton

fucking worst high school in NC. take away the H(igh) --stoners-- and all you have is BS.

enloe kid: damn those Broughton kids are fuckin lame.

by enloe kid February 21, 2009

brought

A word used by a lot of people with sub-standard schooling when they mean to say 'bought'

I sold my lung and brought a new car!

by MiddleClassWhiteGuy July 25, 2006