Scottish Folklore:-
A species of little people related to pot pixies who steal your stash when you ain't looking.
A species of little people related to pot pixies who steal your stash when you ain't looking.
by black flag June 28, 2004

An alternative to saying something is "stupid" or, more preferably, an alternative to saying something is "gay" or "retarded."
by Meghan December 8, 2004

The sexual act of of a man sitting in the "taking a shit" position while a woman waits below to capture the feces inside her vagina. If loose enough, a loud "sploosh" should be heard upon impact inside the woman's vagina. It should be known that absolutely no pleasure from this occurs and could probably have some severe health defects, but hey, that isn't going to stop you from trying it right?
-Hey man I want to give that girl a Mexican Brownie.
-Why because she's homeless?
-Nah, because her twat is hanging off the floor.
-Why because she's homeless?
-Nah, because her twat is hanging off the floor.
by Digital Dice. June 3, 2009

by $pyd@m@n3 November 13, 2007

man who keeps everything brown ie woman he likes with brown skin , keeps it original opposite of bounty.
by Brownie April 27, 2006

by Juan pablito June 10, 2004

Definition:
A greeting from a fellow brownie.
Pronounced:
"Ewww brow-n-ae"
Made famous from a North-East Charver. Made even more popular around 'The Angel' Durham. Only select people are brownies, the rest are just common 'jackies'.
A greeting from a fellow brownie.
Pronounced:
"Ewww brow-n-ae"
Made famous from a North-East Charver. Made even more popular around 'The Angel' Durham. Only select people are brownies, the rest are just common 'jackies'.
Brownies getting into a car:
"Hew Brownie! Brownie and brownie are going in brownie's car to meet brownie and brownie in town."
Brownies meeting up with each other:
"Hew brownie." "Alright brownie!"
"Hew Brownie! Brownie and brownie are going in brownie's car to meet brownie and brownie in town."
Brownies meeting up with each other:
"Hew brownie." "Alright brownie!"
by Gavin Lidster October 30, 2007
