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Strange Brew

The beer you realize Monday morning you have left over from a weekend of heavy drinking with friends at home, pool or any other local BYOB get together.
Sup, what are you doing Monday night? I have 13 cans of strange brew.

1 Miller Lite, 4 Coronas, 3 Coors Lite, 1 Heineken and some shit I never heard of.
Strange Brew by DallasDotCommer July 24, 2012
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strange brew

A weirdo, nutcase or whackjob, someone who isn't quite all there.
1.That jersey girl is a strange brew.
strange brew by Evil Shelly December 14, 2008

Strange Brew

Coffee made with nonstandard/weird additives or ingredients, otherwise ill-brewed or altered, or just plain odd. Could also be applied to other things, such as tea, code, or ideas.
"Man, these grass clippings make for a strange brew!"

"The Java code wasn't working, so I replaced the functionality of a few methods with C#, and somehow this strange brew works better than anything I've ever seen!"
Strange Brew by TehBawlz August 1, 2009

Strange Brew (n) 

Movie from 1983 about two canadian brothers that accidentaly gave away their Dads beer money. They attempt to land some free beer and end up with a job at the brewery and get tangled in the most rediculous plot to rule the world.
Joe: Hey mary I just saw "Strange Brew"

Mary: Do me NOW!!! ...eh?
Strange Brew (n) by Danno March 28, 2005

Strangebrew 

Current member of the KickBanned forums. See cool
Strangebrew is cool
Strangebrew by Gikata March 23, 2004
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