Bragan
a word that is made up by a person on the spot that will seem like a real word, as will the made up meaning. however there is a danger in accidentally giving a different meaning to a new word
Bragan by Kieran O'Dea April 9, 2008
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Ivan Braginsky
The human name of the personification of Russia in Axis Powers: Hetalia. Another popular spelling is 'Ivan Braginski", But this is incorrect because the suffix '-ski' is of Polish descent, unlike '-sky', which is of Russian descent.
Russia Fangirl: Bozhe moy! It annoys me when people spell Ivan Braginsky's name wrong!
Other Russia Fangirl: Me too!
Other Russia Fangirl: Me too!
Ivan Braginsky by A RusCan Fangirl December 1, 2013
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Bragan • braganga • braganza • brag and tag • bragadocious • Bagan • Bradan • Brajan • bramance • braga
bhagankura
Bhagankura means clitoris. The word owes its origin to combination of two words i.e. bhaga (meaning vagina) + ankura (meaning to sprout). Clitoris or bhagankura is a small tissue projecting or sprouting from the upper skin of the vagina.
Mo balika bandhu ta bhagankura chati baku kahibaru mu bhagankurara pratham darshana kali (I had the first glimpse of my girl friend's clitoris which she asked me to lick. )
senti,
senti,
bhagankura by sanyukta shukla December 23, 2012
Bragavond
Any person who is given to large bouts of hyperbole and/or exaggeration. Claims regarding facets of his or her life will sometimes seem plausible until combined with the multitude of other experiences and/or possessions he or she claims to have had.
Jill: "Apparently he claims to be a good friend of Matt Shadows of Avenged Sevenfold."
Jack: "Even though he's 13 years Shadows' senior and has absolutely nothing in common with him?"
Jill: "Yup."
Jack: "What a total bragavond."
Jack: "Even though he's 13 years Shadows' senior and has absolutely nothing in common with him?"
Jill: "Yup."
Jack: "What a total bragavond."
Bragavond by Grufflekins September 20, 2011
Briganos Maccos Brattae
The Gallaic king of ancient Gallaecia in modern parts of Galicia, W. Asturias and N. Portugal.
Breoghan MacBratha is the modern Gaelic name.
Breoghan MacBratha is the modern Gaelic name.
Briganos Maccos Brattae by GalaicoWarrior May 19, 2010
brogan adjustment
Pauile: "I was in the army signal core. What this thing needs is what we call a
Brogan Adjustment"
Christopher: "What's that? Y'know how?"
Pauile: "Yep"
*procedes to smash DVD player with left shoe"
Brogan Adjustment"
Christopher: "What's that? Y'know how?"
Pauile: "Yep"
*procedes to smash DVD player with left shoe"
brogan adjustment by rjd1118 November 3, 2021
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