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broke and amazing, good but bad.
im so BROKEEE
BROKEEE by Doritos 2.0 September 10, 2021
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brokeless 

When you have "too much month" left at the "end of your money". When you're SO broke you have LESS than zero money. You just wrote a $6.00 check for teriyaki chicken and it's going to bounce... leaving you with a bank balance of -$30.00 after the overdraft fee kicks in. Sucks doesn't even begin to describe your financial situation.
Lunch means nothing to you, you're rich and I'm brokeless.
brokeless by LineNoize December 30, 2004
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Brokeded 

Used to describe the act of having one of your possesions or body parts broken.
Hey! You brokeded my cell phone, and now it don't work!
Brokeded by Ethan Kreloff May 17, 2006

Brokebese 

When someone spends all their money on food and become morbidly obese. They're broke and obese, hense brokebese.
- Hey, have you seen how fat and broke Marc has become?
- Yeah, He's really brokebese
Brokebese by fatandpoorperson September 13, 2016

brokefemaleranboolive 

Swag ranboo account with 2.7k followers on TikTok
(@brokefemaleranboolive on TikTok 😎)
Brokefemaleranboolive is swag

brokenese 

Speaking in a very ratchet or ghetto way; Overuse of Slang; Language spoken by people with low income
Guy #1: "Naw mean fam, I was out hurr in dese skreets tryna hustle dat bread to get dat studio time"

Guy #2: "Huh?, sorry I don't speak brokenese."
brokenese by Meechy Darko December 8, 2014
Girl, you be lookin' fine... BROKENECK you ugly
brokeneck by brokeneck December 26, 2011
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