Bringing up someone’s follower count

The sign that someone has clearly lost an argument online.

“Your 50 followers must be eating that “sick” burn up. Must be nice to find some enjoyment on here though since your saints haven’t been able to provide that since 2010.”

This man is bringing up someone’s follower count, what a massive L

by Dubbyhub August 23, 2021

bringing down the house

Movie with Queen Latifa and Steve Martin humping like gorillas and Queen Latifa beating the shit out of Steve Martin's ex-wife's sister.

Bringing down the house was a pretty crappy movie.

by Ga January 8, 2005

Bringing a knife to a gunfight

1. The act of purposely or mistakenly bringing less than adequate weaponry to either a military conflict or a poorly organized hardcore show.

2. The process by which a cable router renews a DNS coordinate.

"Shit fool, that s.a. brought a knife to this gunfight, whereas I brought a gun. To this battle between guns primarily. If I were to rephrase this using the present participle, I would say that he is bringing a knife to a gunfight. What a dumbass."

"Abe Lincoln never brings knives to gunfights. That's pussy shit."

by Jedd robble April 8, 2006

Bringing bones

To gossip, to instigate, to tell another person what someone said about them that is not true in order to cause trouble.

The reason they are arguing is because Chuck be bringing bones to Sadie about Mary.

Stay away from Chris, all he is good for is bringing bones and causing drama

by shikiboo June 15, 2010

Boner-bringing

Used to describe something that is so pleasing to the sight that it causes a male boner.

Man 1: Shiiiet you see that lady with the nice ass & rack over there ? Damn she's fine.

Man 2: Yup she is boner-bringing.

by Ma$terC August 7, 2017

bridlington school

full of teachers that dont know what they are doing

“did you go bridlington school”

“yes why”

“feel bad for you mate”

by noonelikesbrid August 10, 2021

Gentleman bringing glamour back

When a lovestruck late teen/young adult attempts to win over the heart of a woman he has lusted over for time, using popular methods seen in old Rom-Com movies.

"Did you see that thing Clarke did for Sarah?"
"I Did, he was like a Gentleman bringing glamour back."

by Roarstein December 31, 2016