To Brown

A verb in the English language that means to loose out the rest of ur season to obtain a higher draft pick. This usually happens after your favorite teams head coach gets fired after loosing to one of the league worst team.

Hey did the packers win?

No, they’re going to brown it.

by Zachariah28 December 03, 2018

browne

To win at a series of things, total domination in competetive situations.

Browning off the opposition. I've Browned it! Giving ya mates a pasting at everything and making them look shit and inadequate. Mostly associated with video gaming. Maybe misheard as b-rune the further north you go.

by MartinMK October 29, 2007

Browning

To browse the Internet on your mobile phone or iPod device while taking a sloppy brown shit

Guy 1: I just found this bitching website on my iPhone while i was browsing, taking a shit

Guy 2: dude, you were browning in there?

Browning

by Slanguy85 September 04, 2011

Will Brown

A lanky asian prick that munches on dogs and is 5 universes tall

Xander: I’ve met four Will Browns in my life, they were all as horrible as Peter
Peter: Shut up Xander, you are as bad as a Will Brown

Will Beynon: ... Dog Muncher

by PeterKeyte June 23, 2018

Brown

Early 20th century African American slang for a black woman. Appears occasionally in older jazz/blues tunes.

Occasionally used in the form "my brown" to mean "my girlfriend."

You'll see pretty browns,
In beautiful gowns,
You'll see tailor-mades,
And hand me downs.

by A Lone Jazzman December 01, 2011

brown

(v.)
1. to pass feces
2. to penetrate anally

(n.)
1. feces
2. the act of passing feces
3. the anus

(v.)
1. The delinquent kid is going to brown all over the bathroom stall.
2. My girl doesn't appreciate it when I brown her unexpectedly.

(n.)
1. There was brown all over my doorstep.
2. I seriously need to take a brown.
3. He licked her brown until the late hours of the night.

by stone man December 01, 2004

brown

Occurs when supervisory personnel intentionally undermine their staff through nefarious means.

Cathy browns her staff when she intentionally lies to and about the staff; demands increased performance of her staff while refusing to provide the tools and training necessary for them to meet the new performance standards; requires a member of her staff to assume supervisory capacity then refuses to acknowledge, reward and/or compensate that staff member for a job well done; forbids and prevents a staff member from working from home only to then beg that staff member to work from home on a project requiring immediate attention; surreptitiously and without approval accesses and reads her staff's emails; without further compensation, reduces by a week a staff member's accrued vacation hours to lessen the impact on her scheduling needs; bullies her staff into into 'doing as told' then denies having provided said direction...

by HighWire2013 January 24, 2014