finger breading

When girls circle around a piece of bread and finger themselves, the last girl to squirt on the bread has the eat the bread.

Damn that shit was so gross when Melissa lost that game of finger breading, SHE ATE THE WHOLE SLICE!

by T-Dog Maloney July 9, 2016

beaking

When people from west-central Canada or the states nag and bully each other they call it beaking.

Let's stop beaking Billy, maybe he'll stop crying.

by Amy April 9, 2005

breakin' balls

When a person will not comply to needs by an individual.

Example 1: The United States is constantly breakin' Africa's balls by not sending food.

Example 2: Devin Gordon: Dude, you guys can't have any more parties at my house 'cause all you guys do is get plastered and break shit.
Devon Lane: Why you always breakin' balls Devin, why?
Greg Morman: Release the tight grasp you have placed on my balls.
Devon Lane: Yeah, untwist mine!
Devin Gordon: Fuck you guys!

by The Infamous Kilo-G and Lane Train. July 29, 2006

loaf of breading

When a cat is lying around with all of their paws under their body and their tail wrapped around their side, so their body and head are the only things showing.

"What's your cat doing in there?"
"Loaf of breading."

by Logan Burke May 20, 2008

breakin' out

Breakin' out can be used as a verb or adjective. In its verb form, it means partying hard. In its adjective form, it means a rowdy or good time.

Q: What did you do Saturday night?
A: We hung out with some friends at Jim's house. We were breakin' out.

Q: Did you go to that party Saturday night?
A: Yeah. It was breakin' out.

by Julie Blakley March 5, 2006

breakin bread

An urban hip-hop term to describing the spending of money, usually sum1 with a lot of dough. Has been used by popular rap artist Paul Wall.

Paul Wall: "We're stackin paper, we're breakin bread, we're gettin money, till the day we dead"

- J.R. Writer f. Paul Wall - That's A Bet

by Isaac Ma August 28, 2006

breakin

the slang term used by the children of the bronx and beyond to describe the dance of the b-boy and b-girl. NOT "break dancing", a term coined by the media in the 70s and 80s.

Hey Deevo, lets get sum breakin in before the big showdown at sundown.

by wiggum_P.I March 23, 2004