A Britney Spears song from her 2007 album Blackout.
Alongside, an idiom which means to get straight to the point or bring attention to something hidden.
Alongside, an idiom which means to get straight to the point or bring attention to something hidden.
by ArmanFroster February 21, 2022
A completely undeserved good fortune. A wild stroke of luck that seems too good to be true, and normally would be.
He won the lottery with a ticket he picked up on the street.
Woah, what a Whitey Break.
Man, that kid did not even throw a strike and he got the save in the game. What a Whitey Break.
Woah, what a Whitey Break.
Man, that kid did not even throw a strike and he got the save in the game. What a Whitey Break.
by Captain Hooks Hook June 23, 2011
When you produce a solid turd, and your sphincter muscle cuts it off like it was playdough, and you don't need to wipe (but you still do)
Another term for tolerance break
Used among weed smokers for a period of time where someone will not smoke any weed to not become desensitized
Used among weed smokers for a period of time where someone will not smoke any weed to not become desensitized
by hennyhub August 12, 2020
When one stops working, say at one's machinist job or in their studio, makes a Manhattan cocktail, and proceeds to drink it before returning to work. Variations include drinking the Manhattan with a friend, in a small group, or while staring out the window.
person 1: Oh shit, let's go down to Shawn's studio, it's about time he took a Manhattan Break.
person 2: ofuckyeah, he makes his own sweet vermouth and it's the shit.
person 1: cool let's go.
person 2: ofuckyeah, he makes his own sweet vermouth and it's the shit.
person 1: cool let's go.
by wren dawneshec September 24, 2011
Sucking dick for a job
by BirdieHandleBb February 13, 2017
An idiom I invented based on the phrasal verb "bottle up" which means to hide emotions or feelings inside.
Breaking the bottle basically means you're letting those emotions or feelings loose, accidentally or not.
Also the idiom equivalent of "venting" to someone.
Breaking the bottle basically means you're letting those emotions or feelings loose, accidentally or not.
Also the idiom equivalent of "venting" to someone.
by Zeph Here September 06, 2023