Brexitude

The inability to hold a civil conversation with someone who holds a differing political opinion. Specifically on the matter of the European Union.

I simply mentioned that I'd prefer we stay in the EU and the guy just unleashed a torrent of abuse at me. The guy had serious Brexitude!

by MonkeeMagic January 24, 2017

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Brexiteer's block

the mental condition impacting the ability to describe the specific requirements of Brexit

We were having a great chat about politics, and all of a sudden they got a case of Brexiteer's block

by DJ Napoleon Dynamite January 4, 2020

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brexitsexual

Where a person defines their sexuality as 48% homosexual and 52% heterosexual, the same percentages as the referendum for the UK to leave the EU.

OMG is she bisexual?

Nah, she's brexitsexual

Wait, what's that?

She's not 50% gay, she's 48%, making her brexitsexual

by AcTuAllY iM OnLY 48% gAY August 2, 2019

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brexited

Past tense of to fuck up

Americans really brexited with Trump

by hardanger January 28, 2017

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Someone who believes in unicorns and fairy dust, and that their own failure in life is due to immigrants, the European Parliament and straight bananas. Brexiteers are the staunch enemy of remoaners who cause them undue stress by asking difficult questions in their selfish search for any facts (or plans) that might make the impending mother of all fuckups "worth it".

Likely to also be a little dim.

Remoaner #1: Have you met Bob? He's 36 and still believes in the Tooth Fairy

Remoaner #2: no great surprise, he is a brexiteer after all

by Simon_TW November 24, 2016

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Bravitude

noun. An ostentatious affectation of courage. The attitude one adopts when one is taking the lead because the crybabies one is with are too afraid to try.

I was nervous about arguing with the professor, but I put on my bravitude and raised my hand.

We are all very impressed by your bravitude.

by MsTeri December 10, 2009

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