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A term referring to Oxford, Cambridge and Durham universities made up by Durham rah students to further inflate their sense of worth by associating themselves with and embarrassing the two ancient, far superior universities.
"We're going to win the Doxbridge championship, rah rah!"
Doxbridge by Klamath May 7, 2009
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Oxbridge 

This term is used to collectively refer to the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, the two most prestigious universities in England.
Admissions to Oxbridge is extremely competitive.
Oxbridge by dedicated scholar November 17, 2011

oxbridge 

A term combining "Oxford" and "Cambridge", the two oldest and most prestigious English universities.
The centrality of alcohol to social life is something that eve Oxbridge shares with the rest of the British universities.
oxbridge by atemperman January 24, 2004

Oxbridge 

Something which every Asian kid must achieve to please their non-university educated Asian parents so they have full bragging rights against other Asian families otherwise they will be disowned as they brought shame and dishonour to their family
My parents were so mad I didn't get into Oxbridge
Oxbridge by No_Quarter_for_them March 6, 2020

Oxbridge 

An English term to refer to the universities of Cambridge and Oxford as a group in itself due to the distinct status they hold for being the two oldest universities in the country.

Full of smart kids as well as the two singular greatest collections of academic circle jerking wankers in their faculties who think they are the second coming and that their asses are the singular source of light and heat in the world. Often announcing loudly how gracious they are while smugly laughing to each other in private about how the "peasants" fell for it. Can be found on The Student Room spreading propaganda about how accessible it is to everyone.
Oxbridge tutor: "We aim to be as diverse as possible"

Also Oxbridge tutor: Takes inproportionate amounts of private school ignoramuses and "working class minorities" while fucking over everyone in between. But with enough statistical deniability to tell people complaining to "fuck off"
Oxbridge by SaltyThiccToadboi February 26, 2019

Debridge 

When you jump out of a plane it's called deplaning, so debridge is when you jump off a bridge. Saying that you want to die is becoming really basic. 'Debridge' expresses the same emotion but in a cool ass way.
Chemistry sucked ass so bad today I'm ready to fucking debridge
Debridge by deviouskarebear August 26, 2019

Woxbridge 

A portmanteau of the Universities of Warwick, Oxford and Cambridge; the three universities that consistently come at the top of the UK league tables.
I'm predicted to get all As at A level; better get applying to Woxbridge
Woxbridge by Woxbridge oldboy May 16, 2011
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