Brennanize

named for Dr Temperance Brennan, a character on the hit TV show "Bones".

To Brennanize is to explain a simple thing in large words, hence making the explanation over-complicated.

Guy 1: Seamus Finnigan has an execeptional proclivity to pyrotechnics.

Guy 2: Dude, don't brennanize! Just say he's good at making stuff go 'BOOM!'

by doctorrdonna July 19, 2011

Brennansexual

A man that likes women but is heavily attracted to blokes named Brennan and want to have sexual intercourse with them

I now identify as brennansexual after seeing him

by Jakob berke October 6, 2021

brennanate

1. to go top speed, to rush
2. to leave really quick

1. Race car drivers can brennanate 200mph.
2. I have no time, gotta brennanate

by PS2-64 April 16, 2006

brennanate

pronounced: BREN a nate

to rush, go faster than normal, especially when using turbos or afterburners

My car was really brennanating when I used that turbo.

by 5'1' Racer April 16, 2006

brennanate

1. to go faster than top speed by drafting, using turbos, etc.
2. to beat the crap out of someone in a race

I just installed some new turbos. I'm gonna brennanate tonight.
Lets race, I'm gonna brennanate your ass

by Turbo_Boost April 16, 2006

brennafied

adding pink to a outfit or style

James: Why are you wearing a pink hello kitty shirt

Paul: I Brennafied My Outfit

by KaydenKentucky August 16, 2024

Brendalized

Pronunciation: /ˈbrɛn.də.laɪzd/

Part of Speech: verb / noun / adjective

Verb (to be brendalized): To experience a complete mental fog; to have your thoughts vanish when you need them most.

“I totally brendalized during the client call and couldn’t answer a single question.”

Noun (a brendalized moment): A state of mental blankness or confusion.

“Sorry I forgot your name—had a total brendalized right there.”

Adjective (feeling brendalized): Feeling foggy, unfocused, or out of mental juice.

“I’m so brendalized after that 3-hour meeting; I need coffee.”

Verb (to be brendalized): “I totally brendalized during the client call and couldn’t answer a single question.”

Noun (a brendalized moment): “Sorry I forgot your name—had a total brendalized right there.”

Adjective (feeling brendalized): “I’m so brendalized after that 3-hour meeting; I need coffee.”

by pretty_malware January 12, 2026