brown sugar hunnies

the wonderful ladies that sing in the background and/or chorus of rap and hip-hop songs

example of brown sugar hunnies are the Soul/R&B group "Total!" who sings in the background of Notorious BIG song Juicy

by getitgirlz789 August 17, 2009

Chief Brown Cloud

Title honoring one who is notorious for very pugent flatulence.

Wow,boss,after that fart I declare you Chief Brown Cloud!

by A.Nuss April 2, 2012

Pumping the Brown Eye

Anal sex, a humorous way to talk about it and works very well as a catchphrase. Useful to lighten the mood at work especially with physical labor.

Pfister: "Hey Jeff how's it going on the pipes?"

Jeff: "Just Pumping the Brown Eye" ;)

by PhFister July 20, 2010

Sofia BBC Brown

the thickest, prettiest, and volumptous girl you'll ever find (until you meet me). She is probably one of the smartest girls you'll ever meet, shes loyal, very strong minded, you'd be so lucky if you have a sofia bbc brown in your life. Sometimes you may think shes incredible, some even say out of this world, but theyre actually not that great, ya know pretty mediocre if you ask me, but thats up to you. and shes pretty good at anal if you ask me ;)

girl 1: woah whos that hottie over there?
girl 2: haven't you heard?!? its sofia bbc brown

girl 1: i hope i dont get hard
girl 2: ok

by [e-mail] April 3, 2020

Yellow Eyed Brown Trout

a large turd with corn in it, usually left in a public bathroom for the next unsuspecting person.

there was a yellow eyed brown trout swimming in the toilet

by bheron June 29, 2006

brown paper bag school

Perjorative term for Fisk, Spellman College and Howard Universities, all of which have in the past have been allegedly guilty of refusing to admit students with skin tone darker than a brown paper bag.

"No way am I going to a brown paper bag school. I'm applying to 'Skegee (Tuskegee)."

by Bill Peters August 20, 2006

"How now brown cow?"

"How now brown cow" is a phrase used in teaching a style of public speaking in which gesture, vocal production, and delivery are emphasized to demonstrate rounded vowel sounds.

Teacher: Work on your vowel sounds.

Student: "How now brown cow?"

Teacher: Rounder, please...

by Adm_Hawthorne July 25, 2006