Breadlooser
Someone who sponges on others, who doesn't work for income but depends on others or demands money from friends and parents.
Breadlooser by Simms Mapp May 30, 2018
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Breadfooter
(noun)
1. one who is clueless and often makes poor decisions
2. one who shows lack of motivation
3. see Millennial
(verb) "breadfoot"
1. to screw up a situation
2. to inadvertently sabotage someone
(Origin)
Derived from the YouTube Video, The Watermelon Genie, which depicts a clueless male character, who is granted one wish from The Watermelon Genie, no rules or restrictions, and chooses to have "bread where my feet is".
1. one who is clueless and often makes poor decisions
2. one who shows lack of motivation
3. see Millennial
(verb) "breadfoot"
1. to screw up a situation
2. to inadvertently sabotage someone
(Origin)
Derived from the YouTube Video, The Watermelon Genie, which depicts a clueless male character, who is granted one wish from The Watermelon Genie, no rules or restrictions, and chooses to have "bread where my feet is".
n. Dan decided to test the new email server by trying to send a 1GB attachment to multiple recipients, causing the server to come to a halt... He's such a Breadfooter!
v. Joe said the pool controller application was completed but it contained so many bugs... He breadfooted me again!
v. Joe said the pool controller application was completed but it contained so many bugs... He breadfooted me again!
Breadfooter by Wilby1976 November 17, 2017
Related Words
breadloser
the opposite of a "breadwinner" , name given to someone who loses the money.
coined by alan sugar in The Apprentice
coined by alan sugar in The Apprentice
Wife bitching to her friend: My husband has lost his job, got us in debt and won't quit gambling
Friend: It's clear who the breadloser of the family is
Friend: It's clear who the breadloser of the family is
breadloser by tashnasha October 21, 2010
Breadfooter
(noun)
1. one who is clueless and often makes poor decisions
2. one who shows lack of motivation
3. see Millennial
(verb) "breadfooted"
1. to screw up a situation
2. to inadvertently sabotage someone
(Origin)
Derived from the YouTube Video, The Watermelon Genie, which depicts a clueless male character, who is granted one wish from The Watermelon Genie, no rules or restrictions, and chooses to have "bread where my feet is".
1. one who is clueless and often makes poor decisions
2. one who shows lack of motivation
3. see Millennial
(verb) "breadfooted"
1. to screw up a situation
2. to inadvertently sabotage someone
(Origin)
Derived from the YouTube Video, The Watermelon Genie, which depicts a clueless male character, who is granted one wish from The Watermelon Genie, no rules or restrictions, and chooses to have "bread where my feet is".
n. Dan decided to test the new email server by trying to send a 1GB attachment to multiple recipients, causing the server to come to a halt... He's such a Breadfooter!
v. Joe said the pool controller application was completed but it contained so many bugs... He breadfooted me again!
v. Joe said the pool controller application was completed but it contained so many bugs... He breadfooted me again!
Breadfooter by Wilby1976 April 20, 2018
Breadlover
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