bratface
bratface by monkeydoodle October 24, 2011
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bratface
bratface by jesse beltis July 20, 2008
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bratface • batfaced • Batface • bragface • brahface • Irish Brat Face • beat face • Brad face • bra face • bratz face
brat face
a term of endearment used twords the people in your life that you love that just seem to drive you a little batty every now and then.
brat face by Julia Ashley March 25, 2008
brahface
Jeff "Are you going to Sepanski's party tonight?"
John "I am going to rip my face off and drink out of it, you kiddin brah"
Jeff "Your sick Brahface, hit it hard"
John "I am going to rip my face off and drink out of it, you kiddin brah"
Jeff "Your sick Brahface, hit it hard"
brahface by Jeff Kennedy November 19, 2007
Irish Brat Face
A guy who comes off arrogant at first but later grows on you. His charms are what pulls you and you can't help but to like him. A person that reminds you a bit of yourself. A person that is good to have by your side. A guy that you kind of have a crush on.
Irish Brat Face by Kittysoftpawz80 October 9, 2016
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