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Breeze Boy

A boy who is overtly wearing jeans that are too short for his legs, ankle swingers/jack-ups, to make some sort of fashion statement which has long passed its do-by-date - These batty boys are normally found roaming around Topshop or Urban Outfitters. When exposed to the open-air they find themselves suffering from wind between their bare ankles, hence the term "Breeze".
Gert: I've never seen such a strange creature, what is it called?

Coco: This rare and sometimes coy specimen is known as a Breeze Boy, their genetic code makes them immune to the effects of exposed ankles and the embarrasment that it is normally associated with.

Gert: What brave souls, May someone protect them on the streets of South London.
Breeze Boy by CocoCallaghan May 27, 2010
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Breezeboy 

(noun): A young, slender, and attractive individual, often characterized by a lighthearted and playful demeanor. This term emphasizes a relaxed, nonchalant attitude and youthful energy.
"Jake's carefree attitude and slender build make him the perfect Breezeboy of our group."

"The new guy at work has such a Breezeboy vibe; he's always so relaxed and cheerful."
Breezeboy by MetroGone February 19, 2025

Breezeboy 

(noun): A young, slender, and carefree individual, often characterized by a lighthearted and playful demeanor. This term can also describe someone with a relaxed, nonchalant attitude.
"Jake's carefree attitude and slender build make him the perfect Breezeboy of our group."

"With his lighthearted jokes and youthful energy, everyone calls him the Breezeboy."
Breezeboy by MetroGone February 19, 2025
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