Brefix
Brefix by Steve Carley December 25, 2007
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Brefix
Black man #1: "Yo man, wanna shoot some hoops??"
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Black man #2: "Negro I ain't even ate my brefix yet!!"
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Black man #1: "So..?"
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Black man #2: "I gots to gets my energies!!"
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Black man #2: "Negro I ain't even ate my brefix yet!!"
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Black man #1: "So..?"
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Black man #2: "I gots to gets my energies!!"
Brefix by LazarusScreamer July 6, 2009
Brefix
Abby: “Hey Parker, what’d you have for brefix?”
Parker: “Eggs, bacon, the souls of children.. the usual.”
Parker: “Eggs, bacon, the souls of children.. the usual.”
Brefix by Momo’s third cousin April 23, 2019
brofix
Prefixing a word with "bro". Common usages: bromance, broasis, brofessional, brocialize, broseph, brobot, broller coaster, brotato chip, etc
brofix by Olof Carmody June 10, 2008
breixo
breixo by Gecko the gecko February 27, 2020
Brefiar
What are we going to brefiar this morning children, because I’m hungry.
¿Qué vamos a brefiar hoy porque tengo hambre?
¿Qué vamos a brefiar hoy porque tengo hambre?
Brefiar by Bbesco2021 July 18, 2019
breix
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