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BREGRET stands for BRExit reGRET, i.e. voting to Leave the EU and then regretting that decision later.

A person who Bregrets is known as either a Bregreter or Bregreteer.

BREGRET spread even faster across the country when Nigel Farage, head of the anti-EU UKIP party, went back on a Leave campaign pledge to channel £350M each week that went to the EU, to the NHS. He said that it had been a mistake to make that pledge, and that he had never made it – he blamed Boris Johnson and his campaign for making that mistake.

Many people who voted for Brexit, wanted to protest against the establishment. They had not really thought the consequences through. It was not until later that they realised they were not only harming the establishment, but perhaps themselves too.

On Friday morning, when the result came in at 52% supporting Leave and 48% backing Remain, the pound went into freefall, the stock market fell, the price of property started to fall. By the end of the day, Moody’s, a company that rates countries – gives them a credit rating score – announced that because of the UK’s Brexit vote, it was downgrading Britain’s credit rating to ‘Negative’.

Then later in the day, a conservative MP said the level of immigration is unlikely to decrease just because the country left the EU.

So two major pledges – money for the NHS and cutting immigration – collapsed within one day. Hence the term BREGRET emerged, as scores of people started to regret voting for Brexit.
Oh, if only I'd known politicians are lying bastards and the Daily Mail isn't a basis for research. I'd have voted the other way. Now I'm full of Bregret. I'm just going out to take my St George Cross off the car roof :(
Bregret by Bright Soul June 30, 2016
Words you can keep

Brereton Break 

A process of introducing a half time break to any large meals to allow previous food eaten in meal to begin to digest. Named after founder Edward Brereton, the break can be named after the surname of who ever is taking the break, for example, Joe Bloggs could have a Bloggs Break
'You gonna finish that big mac?', 'ye once I finished my Brereton Break'

'I'm going to save my potatoes for after my Brereton Break'
Brereton Break by Joe Falk February 21, 2010
my brigret is failing at everything in life
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Joe brereton 

This means hes ewwww and i wanna annoy him.
This means joe brereton is a piece of poo who can't treat me right and has a hickey of charlie Robinson :) harry maddd !

BRERETON 

To fuck up the word contradiction. When someones jokes are so shit they're funny
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The scent of a freshly washed penis
How was your breguet this morning?

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breguete 

A brasilian slang for "something" "thing" in general, you can use it to anything anyway.
Onde você deixou aquele breguete?
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