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A funny beautiful girl usually blonde quite vein but always has dozens of boys wanting her. She is a bitch to BITCHES and is usually always at the end of her phone everyone wants to be friends with breagha but it hardly ever happens if you have a friend called breagha your a lucky person
Tom: whos that stunner that just walked past

Ben: breagha, you will never get her guess you have never seen one before
breagha by hdjsu ch November 25, 2013
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Shes hot and cool and her boyfriend loves her sooooo much and hes so blessed to have her.
Damn Breagha is sooooo hawt, her boyf is super lucky
Breagha by PoopMonster6748 April 6, 2021
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Essentially means “pretty” in Scottish Gàidhlig, so if you are American and you want to impress your girl with your embarrassingly tiny scottish heritage, you may want to tell her “Tha thu cho brèagha”
Guy 1: “Choinnich mi ri jenna a-raoir, bha i cho brèagha”

Or if you’re American…

Dude 1: “yo i met this girl last night, she was what my great great great great … great grandfather would’ve called ‘brèagha’
brèagha by flailingchicken0909 January 1, 2025
-The essence of perfection.

-Beautiful, gorgeous, and sexy.

-Kind, loving, funny, and all around awesome.

-Can get ANY guy in existence, has an amazing smile, and knows how to have fun.

-All above definitions pull together to become the source of many girls' jealousy.
Girl1: "Did you see Breaha walk in?"
Girl2: "Yeah...all the guys started drooling...including my boyfriend..."
Breaha by pooh b3ar February 22, 2010

Breoghan macBratha 

Breoghan, king of Celtic Galicia who's real name was Breganos maccos Bratus.
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One whos diet consists of air, light, and prana, with a possible sip of water now and then.
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John: yeah thats what I said
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