Borschta
Borschta by Gallsabobbin October 22, 2004
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borscht belt
The Borscht Belt is a refernce to the has-been resort strip along Route 17 in New York State just below the Catskill Park. Rumor has it that plans are in place to rejuvinate the once-happening area.
borscht belt by cws_999 February 3, 2007
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Borscht
Vegetable soup mostly made out of beets. Originated in Eastern Europe. Called barszcz in Polish and באָרשט in Yiddish. Usually served with sour cream. Sometimes it has meat in it.
Borscht by Sugar Plumps May 28, 2018
borscht bro
the only dude that will make the ultimate sacrifice of eating cold beet soup with you, usually responds with the borscht barf
Tony: My grandmother made this. Will you honor her by eating this with me, and we can be borscht bro's forever?
Bob: I don't know I might barf.
Bob: I don't know I might barf.
borscht bro by Fijjuggsgjijhhyggggg-about it June 20, 2018
Borscht Belt
The Eastern states with predominantly-large poor Orthodox Ashkenazim (refujews migrating from Russia, hence the 'borscht' tomato soup).
Some argue that this name is giving humorously to the summer vacation resorts of up-state New York, but it has grown since to include most of the eastern states, too.
Some argue that this name is giving humorously to the summer vacation resorts of up-state New York, but it has grown since to include most of the eastern states, too.
Borscht Belt by hammer---;, hytham April 17, 2007
stirring her borscht
Having vaginal sex with one's girlfriend/wife/fuckpuppet while on her period. Especially relevant if your female sex partner is a Germanic/Slavic minx.
"So how was your night?"
"Not bad. Genevieve was on her period, but I still got to stirring her borscht, bro-man-dude."
"Not bad. Genevieve was on her period, but I still got to stirring her borscht, bro-man-dude."
stirring her borscht by Ziggy Sobotka April 18, 2009
Borschtovka
A drink comprising of Beetroot juice and Vodka of your choosing and some mineral water for measure.
Enjoy the eastern European flavour that is great to burn through those cold, cold nights!
Enjoy the eastern European flavour that is great to burn through those cold, cold nights!
Borschtovka by Borshtovka July 24, 2014
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