French bread
Bread from Francethat's long, airy and crunchy. Good with mozzarella cheese and butter melted on top.
French bread by RatchetBoo July 5, 2003
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French bread
One night, the little girl got sick of the ugly dude trying to feel on her, so she beat him senseless with an old, crusty loaf of French bread.
French bread by Anonymous September 9, 2003
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French bread is the term to use when describing an incredibly large/long penis; you only expected it to be seen in porn, not real life.
French Bread by French Bread February 4, 2010
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:french_bread:
Bread from france.
Usually seen in france next to the white flags.
If you hapen to be in france and want some :french_bread: you should ask for Baguette.
It's also a fucking meme used on the 'Republic of Dave' discord server.
It also seems to be catch on on some other servers.
Also it's an emoji.
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Usually seen in france next to the white flags.
If you hapen to be in france and want some :french_bread: you should ask for Baguette.
It's also a fucking meme used on the 'Republic of Dave' discord server.
It also seems to be catch on on some other servers.
Also it's an emoji.
🥖
:french_bread: by KaboomTheBomb April 11, 2017
french bread and celery
In just about every TV and movie scene where a woman is carrying a bag of groceries,there is always a loaf of french bread and a stalk of celery sticking out of the top of the bag. Never a box of crackers or a roll of toilet paper.
In real life,you hardly ever see a woman coming out of Food Lion with "french bread and celery" bag of groceries.
french bread and celery by wolfbait51 April 11, 2011
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