Breaking the cue

For one person to use the bathroom of the opposite gender

"HEY! DUDE BREAKING THE CUE! WOMEN'S TOILETS, FUCKTARD!"

by Big Dick McGhee April 05, 2018

Career break

A period of time away from your job to, for example look after your children.

I took a career break for a year and travelled around the World.

by Nhuu March 21, 2023

JJ break

A JJ break is a break in between sets where you take less than a minute to rest your muscles (20 seconds to be exact). The reason is to go outside and go biking because the weather is nice (over 65 degrees) so you completely neglect all risks of muscle tear.

JJ: Yo Darbs we gotta lock in and do our workout. I don't want to take more than an hour at the gym.
Darbs: So you wanna JJ break all of our sets?

by aluminum ballsack June 22, 2023

Breaking trees

The first thing you do in a new Minecraft world

World start > Breaking trees > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Kill mobs > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Make a nether portal > Go to nether > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Find stronghold > Go to the end > Fight the ender dragon > Visit the end city > Go home > Credits > THE END

> Mine > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine > Craft > Mine

by dgfhgfdcghghfgghhhgggghhhhhhhh July 12, 2021

Break a lung!

Imperative. To wish someone a successful singing engagement. The choral equivalent of the theatrical imperative 'Break a leg!' (q.v.)

'I hope your choir recital goes well. Break a lung!'

by toddsschneider October 07, 2016

Brereton Break

A process of introducing a half time break to any large meals to allow previous food eaten in meal to begin to digest. Named after founder Edward Brereton, the break can be named after the surname of who ever is taking the break, for example, Joe Bloggs could have a Bloggs Break

'You gonna finish that big mac?', 'ye once I finished my Brereton Break'

'I'm going to save my potatoes for after my Brereton Break'

by Joe Falk February 21, 2010

break free

To "break free" is to free yourself forcibly from a confined or restricted state or condition.

Thus a prisoner, or a person in an unhappy marriage, might "break free", for instance.

Or by extension, if you were in a race, you might "break free" from all the other competitors, and go into the lead.

I want to break free

by ZarakiAtsu December 20, 2016