A word for doing something stupid or generally being mentally disabled
Often associated with social experiments (also known as a prank) which involve fear mongering or traumatizing people
Often associated with social experiments (also known as a prank) which involve fear mongering or traumatizing people
by BaithovenShitNugget March 14, 2016
A Bradberry (Brad-berr-y) is a definition or, additional term for an idiot. Or one who is considered stupid/of low intelligence.
(plural) Bradberries. Naming multiple, or a group of idiots, or a group of people who are stupid/of low intelligence.
(plural) Bradberries. Naming multiple, or a group of idiots, or a group of people who are stupid/of low intelligence.
by 2British4U March 23, 2016
Bradberry.
noun, plural Bradberries
1. A psychotic idiot who conducts extremely violent "social experiments" to raise public awareness
2. An idiot, a buffoon, a half-wit.
3. An evil human that eats children.
noun, plural Bradberries
1. A psychotic idiot who conducts extremely violent "social experiments" to raise public awareness
2. An idiot, a buffoon, a half-wit.
3. An evil human that eats children.
Person 1 - Hey, did you see Jim trying to prank those people in the city by kidnapping them?
Person 2 - Yeah, what a bradberry!
Person 2 - Yeah, what a bradberry!
by Crayons2016 March 13, 2016
Omg You could totally see his BRADBERRY thru his bathing suit!
I just felt that guy's BRADBERRY when he was rubbing up against me!
I just felt that guy's BRADBERRY when he was rubbing up against me!
by MyGildedFantasy December 23, 2008
Two meanings of Bradberry
1) to be a social experimenter with no feelings of remorse or guilt/ a total douche
2) to cringe hard, and let at a small wheeze that sounds like "IMETHANBRADBERRY"
1) to be a social experimenter with no feelings of remorse or guilt/ a total douche
2) to cringe hard, and let at a small wheeze that sounds like "IMETHANBRADBERRY"
by fneh March 13, 2016
by PappyPleasure March 13, 2016
(adjective)
When you immediately say something after someone else, only it's several times louder. Usually, the statement is related to the one before.
When you immediately say something after someone else, only it's several times louder. Usually, the statement is related to the one before.
1. Mentioning Example
"Do you remember that one time when 2 & 3 were in class, and 2 said the answer and 3 was gonna say the same thing, so pulled a Bradberry "YEAH THAT'S THE ONE!" and then there was a long silence?"
2. During example
1: "Have you got to the 2nd chapter of the campaign yet?"
2: "I'm actually at the 4th one, but what abo-"
3: "I JUST GOT THE GAME TODAY SO I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING YET!"
1: "........that's nice."
"Do you remember that one time when 2 & 3 were in class, and 2 said the answer and 3 was gonna say the same thing, so pulled a Bradberry "YEAH THAT'S THE ONE!" and then there was a long silence?"
2. During example
1: "Have you got to the 2nd chapter of the campaign yet?"
2: "I'm actually at the 4th one, but what abo-"
3: "I JUST GOT THE GAME TODAY SO I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING YET!"
1: "........that's nice."
by YouwillneverknowmynameMUAHAHA March 22, 2016