Brederin

Means friend

Safe my brederin

by 3da aka Dejavu June 5, 2004

the breeders

On one end of the spectrum you have Hole with Courtney Love, on the other end there's The Breeders with Kim Deal. Rock on, Kim.

Kim Deal is a hot rock-goddess. The Breeders & The Amps rock way more than that shitty band Hole.

by Douglas Young November 13, 2007

Bridesmaid-ed

When one of your friends appears to be doing something really nice for you (such as asking you to be in her wedding) but in all reality is royally screwing you. (By subjecting you to months of listening to bridezilla talk, forcing you to pay hundreds for a dress you'll never wear in your life... etc) The word can apply to any situation NOT limited to weddings.

"Wasn't that sweet of Jessica to ask Marianne to go to the beach?"

"Not really. You know she just wanted her to go so that Jessica would look skinny compared to Marianne who's gained a few pounds."

"Wow. She totally got bridesmaid-ed."

by ACB22 February 4, 2010

Benefit Breeders

People who breed, have babies for the purpose of receiving benefits from the government

The UK is becoming a nation of 'Benefit Breeders'

by StarCrazy April 13, 2010

Welfare Breeder

Someone that continues to have children so they can keep receiving government assistance.

"Tina just had another kid, she said she needed to because she didn't want to lose her food stamps, she's such a welfare breeder."

by Bosstalker September 1, 2015

Breeder

Breeder is a slang term (either joking or derogatory) used to describe heterosexuals, primarily by homosexuals. It is drawn from the fact that while homosexual sex does not lead to reproduction, heterosexual sex can, with implicit mocking by connotation of animal husbandry.

That's right, call me faggot you pathetic breeder!

by inkedgrammarpunk August 20, 2006

Power Breeder

Power Breeders are marked by their insistance on habitually and irresponsibly procreating, despite being unable to support and adequately raise the large quantity of children they have already produced. Power Breeder parents may or may not be married to each other. In many families there is often only a Power Breeder mother and numerous children by several different Power Breeding fathers. Those Power Breeding fathers are likely out further polluting the gene pool with new and various Power Breeder mothers.

"She's pregnant again? I don't know how that Power Breeder plans on keeping six kids in a studio apartment! "

by Cinnamon Ring April 15, 2010