Brekic
Brekic by Adelaide Croat Boys June 16, 2008
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brevice
Noun
brevice (plural brevices)
The crease underneath the breasts combining the words breast and crevice.
brevice (plural brevices)
The crease underneath the breasts combining the words breast and crevice.
Example 1:
After an intense all-nighter playing Call of Duty, sweaty gamer Bob's brevices were sodden, leaving an outline on his t-shirt!
Example 2:
Alice complained of a moist brevice area, not only from the heat wave but also her enduring menopause.
After an intense all-nighter playing Call of Duty, sweaty gamer Bob's brevices were sodden, leaving an outline on his t-shirt!
Example 2:
Alice complained of a moist brevice area, not only from the heat wave but also her enduring menopause.
brevice by Body Language June 8, 2013
breki
A guy lost in life and very gullable. A breki often has a good heart and is handsome, likes beards and short women. A breki is very loyal to his girlfriend.
breki by Jonni sinnari January 26, 2018
Brexic victory
Brexic victory (n, usually singular):
1. A victory which is both damaging in the short-term, and yet also leads to staggering long-term losses.
2. A disaster both tactically and strategically.
3. A victory which no one should have wished for had they known the present or future consequences.
4. (pejorative) Any of the above senses, with the implication that the 'victor' is deluded as to the nature of their 'victory'.
Portmanteau of Brexit and Pyrrhic victory.
1. A victory which is both damaging in the short-term, and yet also leads to staggering long-term losses.
2. A disaster both tactically and strategically.
3. A victory which no one should have wished for had they known the present or future consequences.
4. (pejorative) Any of the above senses, with the implication that the 'victor' is deluded as to the nature of their 'victory'.
Portmanteau of Brexit and Pyrrhic victory.
The Embargo Act of 1807, as a response to the Chesapeake–Leopard Affair, both failed to damage British exports - they found new markets in South America - and damaged both the US economy and public confidence in the fairness of the US government. It was a short-term diplomatic failure, and a long-term economic disaster for the USA; the bill's passing is an early example of a Brexic victory.
Brexic victory by Gary McGary June 23, 2017
brekie
Brekie is Breakfast in Australian. It is spelled Brekkie, or Breakie in Australia. This is more correct as per the pronunciation.
Menus advertising Brekie (Brekkie as it is spelled in Australia) are commonly seen outside cafés open all day, and people eat breakfast from nine to five, as it is the cheapest way of eating a large meal providing nutrition for the whole day. There are various types of Brekkies available, from basic: egg, tomato and toast, to the big Brekkie: Bacon, sausages, two eggs, tomatos, mushrooms and sometimes a fresh orange juice and coffee is included in the price.
brekie by Dr Hilary Rhodes March 28, 2007
Brewicide
Brewicide by Broken Sword March 8, 2009
Bredice
A word used to describe a person who is largely hated by a group of people because of an obnoxious and aggravating attitude. This person will also usually follow one person around in an attempt to be popular.
Bredice by Person who hates Bredice. April 29, 2010
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