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Broozed
Broozed by Lorenzo Lameass September 2, 2013
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Broozed • broomed • boozeday tuesday • bronzed • bloozed • boozed • boozeday • Boozedays with Morrie • boozed boxes • boozedevous
boozeday tuesday
The unknown full term for Tuesday. Can be used as an excuse for getting wrecked on a Tuesday night. Mainly used in Scotland, where binge drinking is very popular.
boozeday tuesday by john freezin February 6, 2008
dick bronzed
To have anal sex.
I was with a great girl last night. Not only did I get a good blowjob, but I also got my dick bronzed
dick bronzed by buck neckid ALM October 21, 2010
boozedevous
A rendezvous of booze. It is the result of two or more people leaving from two or more destinations and meeting in a central location (i.e. alternate city) to booze/drink and reminisce about the good days gone bye.
boozedevous by boozie the cow September 4, 2013
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