Break face
To show up
Break face by Rosewell1104 April 7, 2022
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shut face before I break face
A command demanding that one is quiet or else one will have to use physical violence to ensure quietness.
shut face before I break face by Dennibel February 17, 2004
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Break Your Face
Haha, did you see that? I broke his face and he went to the hospital.
Don't make me break your face in.
Don't make me break your face in.
Break Your Face by B-raderton August 14, 2007
Break Your Face Off
Break Your Face Off is a party phenomenon sweeping the nation. Break Your Face Off's are characterized by typical party elements, fueled by reckless consumption of hedonistic proportions. BYFO's typically upgrade ashtrays to buttbuckets, and a large pot, kettle, or trash can is often placed outside the house in case of partying TOO hard. Mature adults who consider themselves too mature for college style partying always succumb to the allure of the BYFO nature.
Breaking off one's face correlates to the level of ridiculous consumption. For example, a wine and cheese night would be considered a Stub-Your-Toe, even if all attending frequently Break Their Faces Off
Possible consequences include: sleeping 'til 5 p.m. the next day, crazed kitchen cleaning while clutching tequila, and malicious mamacitas mixing margaritas
Breaking off one's face correlates to the level of ridiculous consumption. For example, a wine and cheese night would be considered a Stub-Your-Toe, even if all attending frequently Break Their Faces Off
Possible consequences include: sleeping 'til 5 p.m. the next day, crazed kitchen cleaning while clutching tequila, and malicious mamacitas mixing margaritas
"Break Your Face Off at my place tonight!"
"What should we bring?"
"Bring beer, not pants"
"Are you having another Break Your Face Off soon?"
"Yeah, once I get the hole in the drywall patched up from last night"
"What should we bring?"
"Bring beer, not pants"
"Are you having another Break Your Face Off soon?"
"Yeah, once I get the hole in the drywall patched up from last night"
Break Your Face Off by THE GARVEYS March 17, 2010
break your face
1.What I do to people who try to beat me in cross country
2. A threat to anyone who bad mouths, trashes, or otherwise insults me.
I break faces on a daily basis.
2. A threat to anyone who bad mouths, trashes, or otherwise insults me.
I break faces on a daily basis.
break your face by Anniejew November 5, 2005
break your face
To shove crack rock up your nose all night til it doesn't work anymore and you probably hurt the next day
break your face by Ms. Basehead June 11, 2006
Break-Up Face
Break-Up Face by Skate2daMusic July 24, 2009
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