Brunelle

An intelligent, opionated person that always wants their way. French and bossy. The famous Brunelles moto: Your first. After me.

Did you see how Ashley is acting like such a brunelle?!?!?!

by Ashley Kate June 3, 2009

brunner

to eat a big breakfast to cover for lunch and dinner.

would you like to join me for brunner tomorrow

by thelazygecko November 16, 2009

Kurt Brunner

adjective that means "wicked super awesome, yo"

When I bit into the perfectly ripe tangerine, I thought to myself "Kurt Brunner."

by Fred Phelps June 27, 2004

Brunner

(Bruh-ner) the combination of any aspects of all three daily meals

brunner is...
1. dinner at brunch time
2. breakfast at dunch time
3. a sandwich as a midnight snack
4. breakfast, dinner, and lunch foods at one meal
5. breakfast and dinner foods at lunch time (any other combonation)

by Kolivna June 2, 2011

brunelleian

When something is too odd to even be Kafkaesque. Name comes from the famous political cartoonist RW Brunelle JR.

The current health care system is Kafkaesque, but the proposed reforms are brunelleian.

by Art Teacher February 3, 2010

Brunell

A person who's continued existence causes severe harm to the human race, in terms of genetics. This is not a racial thing, or a sexist thing. It is an intellectual slur, reserved only for the worst of the worst of morons and shitheads.
Suggestions: If a brunell is in your area, do not approach it. The best way to deal with a brunell is to go out of your way to prevent it from breeding, because the only thing worse than a brunell, is a brunell's offspring. (Brunellings).
or
The act of getting fucked over!

Man that guy is a brunell, what a fuck up!
or
I just got brunelled by that idiot.

by Chaz Reinholt January 12, 2006

Bunnell

Noun. An amazing, incredible or miraculous avoidance of a traffic disaster whilst travelling at reckless speeds, often involving teenagers or alcoholics/crack addicts. Named in honour of Sherriff John Bunnell's voice-over commentary on the TV series 'World's Wildest Police Videos', in which he proclaims many of the fleeing suspects to have 'amazingly', 'incredibly' etc. cheated death in their high-speed attempts to escape.

'Luckily the driver pulled a Bunnell or the aftermath could have been much more serious'.

by DMCG May 8, 2005