brilling
Jordan: while driving down the street found a dead racoon. Jordan took it home and started brilling it.
brilling by steve chucky November 14, 2011
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Brilling
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brilling
verb | /bril-ing/
Definition:
To hang out, chill, or spend time together in a purely platonic, bro-level way. No flirting, no feelings — just straight-up bros being bros, regardless of gender.
Origin:
A blend of “bro” and “chilling.” Coined to describe those easygoing, vibe-safe hangouts where no one’s catching feelings and no one’s getting the wrong idea. It sets a clear tone: we’re not dating — we’re brilling.
brilling
verb | /bril-ing/
Definition:
To hang out, chill, or spend time together in a purely platonic, bro-level way. No flirting, no feelings — just straight-up bros being bros, regardless of gender.
Origin:
A blend of “bro” and “chilling.” Coined to describe those easygoing, vibe-safe hangouts where no one’s catching feelings and no one’s getting the wrong idea. It sets a clear tone: we’re not dating — we’re brilling.
Examples:
• “She’s not mad, right? We were just brilling — it wasn’t like that.”
• “You wanna brill after class? Bubble tea, mild chaos, nothing romantic?”
• “Brilling with the crew all weekend. No drama, just vibes.”
Related terms:
• briller (noun): a person you brill with.
“He’s my briller — we’ve been vibing platonically for years.”
• brill zone (noun): a safe, non-romantic hangout space.
• brill alert (interjection): used to clarify the vibe is strictly friendly.
“Brill alert: I’m not flirting, I’m just being nice.”
• “She’s not mad, right? We were just brilling — it wasn’t like that.”
• “You wanna brill after class? Bubble tea, mild chaos, nothing romantic?”
• “Brilling with the crew all weekend. No drama, just vibes.”
Related terms:
• briller (noun): a person you brill with.
“He’s my briller — we’ve been vibing platonically for years.”
• brill zone (noun): a safe, non-romantic hangout space.
• brill alert (interjection): used to clarify the vibe is strictly friendly.
“Brill alert: I’m not flirting, I’m just being nice.”
Related Words
brilling • billing • Billinge • brillin • billingsgate • Billingsley • Billings MT • brailling • brillig • Billingham
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Camp Billings
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billinge
A small, remarkably inert town in the northwest of England. Its inhabitants pride themselves on being 'dead ard.'
Common occupations include farming, running and 'farmer sutra.'
Common occupations include farming, running and 'farmer sutra.'
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Billing Spree
Much like it's counterpart 'Killing Spree', these words describe a situation of massive amounts of fees and taxes.
Utterly hopelessness in the sense of getting 'billed to death'.
Utterly hopelessness in the sense of getting 'billed to death'.
Fuck man, this economic crisis has thrown us into a Billing Spree.
Tax Collector: Hey dude, I just bankrupted 5 poor dicks, I'm on a Billing Spree.
Partner: Wow man 1337! Ur on a roll bro.
Tax Collector: Hey dude, I just bankrupted 5 poor dicks, I'm on a Billing Spree.
Partner: Wow man 1337! Ur on a roll bro.
Billing Spree by Shenman April 1, 2009
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