Brought-upsy

scruples; to have manners;

May also be spelt Brought-upsie

WestIndian/Caribbean in orient - Barbados, WHUT.

Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?

by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005

Jay Brough

When your a massive fighting mush from Belmont, with a huge appetite and has spent more hours in the gym/boxing gym than hes spent considering his finances after purchasing a Moncler jacket or Louis Vuitton bag that sets you back a tastey £500+.

Jay Brough: "proper smash a nando's me like" exclaimed Jay, wearing his £3000 outfit at the age of 16.

Person 2: "But you just spent £600 on a Moncler jacket didn't you?"

Jay Brough: "no its a gillet and it was only £575, its good quality for the price"

Person 2: "so you spent all that on a latex looking jacket that doesn't have sleeves, just for the badge?"

Jay Brough: *ignores comment, looks at you like you have no arms or legs and are wearing a shitty nappy on your head, and returns to his intellectual happenings.*

by peter cowie January 24, 2019

it's brought

phrase used after someone says "bring it"

kid 1: "bring it, doughboy"

kid 2: "oh it's brought, motherfucker!"(they fight)

by Matt Home July 15, 2006

Daddy Bought It Mobile

A small, affordable, sporty automobile. Common examples include the Mazda Miata, Chrysler PT Cruiser and Ford Mustang; in especially affluent neighborhoods, the Audi TT roadster and BMW Z3 Coupe are popular selections. The typical driver of a Daddy Bought It Mobile will be under 20 years old, female, with bleached blonde hair. As one can expect from the phrase, the driver of the car is rarely, if ever, the buyer. The buyer is the driver's father, an aging yuppie who only wants the best for his daughter (and has spoiled her completely rotten in the process). The Daddy Bought It Mobile is easily confused with the Mid-Life Crisis Mobile; the easiest way to tell the two cars apart is that the Daddy Bought It Mobile will likely have something shiny dangling from the rear-view mirror (Mardi Gras beads are the prevalent choice).

Dude, look at Stephanie driving her new Daddy Bought It Mobile. I know she's trying to look cool, but she's been a total prick ever since she got it.

by JK Grence May 27, 2005

store-bought ta-tas

Artificially enhanced breasts.

Heidi really looks swell with her store-bought ta-tas.

by Elvis Wearing a Bra on His Head November 1, 2005

bought the wine

A phrase most commonly used to indicate that a man has been the victim of an adulterous partner. Also commonly used to indicate when a man is cuckolded.

Did you hear that Jim caught his girlfriend on the couch with another man while peering through a glass door? He really bought the wine.

by Wezzie22 July 29, 2014

Bought The Farm

phrase: refers to someone deceased in a military accident or operation. Phrase predates World War II, but came into common use at that time due to the large numbers of training casualties due inexperienced pilots/crewmembers trained in aircraft that are much less reliable than today. Common accidents in rural areas would result in aircraft crashing into barns, fields, or rural property, resulting in damages. The US Government would compensate the affected property owners with checks to pay for damages, or in some cases condemn land contaminated with undetonated/unlocated munitions/weapons, in effect "buying the farm".

"28 of us started out in my class in UPT (Undergraduate Pilot Training) but only 11 of us earned our wings. 13 washed out, 2 got held back, and Higgins and Baker bought the farm when they lost power on climb-out."

by speedstan February 24, 2010