Larry Brasfield

Discoverer of the COCKroaches located in mens genitalia(the penis). He found them while inserting a shovel into his penis.

Larry Brasfield. The Man. The Myth. The legend.

by fakeaccount_1234 March 3, 2022

Johnsonian Brassneckery

Used to describe someone who compulsively lies with exceptional conviction (in the style of previous UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.)

Honestly, we don't know how he even believes the things h's saying, we all know its utter bollocks. Totally deluded, a serious case of johnsonian brassneckery

by SemiColonicus July 16, 2022

Brassing Brigade

A group of lads on go on a holiday, with the specific goal of hooking up with brasses, because they can't pick up girls without paying for it...

ben: "did you hear sean and the boys went on a lads holiday?"

robbie: "yeah i did; they are the brassing brigade"

ben: "haha yeah"

by Wald Banker January 22, 2012

Brasse

Att genomlida ett förödmjukande nederlag på hemmaplan. Mot Tyskland.

"Såg du matchen igår?"
"Ah mannen, sjukt att Brasilien fick så mycket stryk."
"7-1 mot Tyskland på hemmaplan, kan inte vara lätt."
"Där gjorde dom en riktig brasse."

by semi.style August 11, 2014

bassie

1.used to call someone or something a name 2.used when you get frustrated 3.used offensivly

The oven is being a bassie!

by alex sndyer November 15, 2007

brassic

Very cold, chilly. A temperature that makes one shiver. Usually applied to the weather or outdoor temperature. The cold temperature may be accompanied by a cold wind that goes right through ones clothing. The same kind of cold as 'brass monkeys' weather. Can also be applied (typically sarcastically) to indoor temperatures, especially if it is colder than is comfortable and one wants to influence a change!

Used in the North of Britain.

It's brassic out (there).
Brrrr, it's a bit brassic out there. ('a bit' can be added as an under-exaggeration)

by Northernlass August 19, 2013

brasserie

In provence of Quebec, a traditional French-Canadian pub which serves wine and beer, (especially microbrew) along with a meal of steak, rosst beef, hamberger platters, fresh fish, etc... All at almost rediculously low prices for the quality of the meal and the superb atmosphere. They tend to be small family-run business with eccentric flair. Short form: brass

I went to a great new brass this afternoon on Ste. Catherine street, not far from the Peel Pub.

There are many brasseries to choose from in Old Montreal.

by G.H. Hadden May 3, 2005