braaz
Braaz, Simply originated from a ghetto group of gangstArs in silverthorn CI. Can be refered to a brederin of some sort or a nig in ur crew.
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braai pack
Noun. Male genitalia especially when the man is wearing a wet speedo. Comes from a packaged tray of barbecue or braai meats available in most South African supermarkets, usually composed of a small steak, a chop and a piece of boerewors - a fat, local sausage. The pack is presented on a Polystyrene tray and is covered in clear cling wrap.
braai pack by Bradley D. June 28, 2007
brarz
Pronounced like female undergarment "bras".
"Brarz" is effectively exclusion or the act of not doing. You can exclude people (even yourself) from events, conversations or anything. To "Brarz" an event yourself means you will not attend or participate etc.
"Brarzed" past tense.
"Brarz" is effectively exclusion or the act of not doing. You can exclude people (even yourself) from events, conversations or anything. To "Brarz" an event yourself means you will not attend or participate etc.
"Brarzed" past tense.
"Brarzing" verb. Meaning, to Brarz.
Jason: "Luke is brarzing poker tonight."
(Luke is not coming to poker tonight)
Guy: "Hey are you going to Karaoke?"
Brett: "Brarz"
(Brett states he will not be going to said event)
Jim: "Hey Jenny what's happening"
Jenny: *silence*
Jim: "Brarzed"
(Jimmy gets 'brarzed' by Jenny's silence, non response)
Jason: "Luke is brarzing poker tonight."
(Luke is not coming to poker tonight)
Guy: "Hey are you going to Karaoke?"
Brett: "Brarz"
(Brett states he will not be going to said event)
Jim: "Hey Jenny what's happening"
Jenny: *silence*
Jim: "Brarzed"
(Jimmy gets 'brarzed' by Jenny's silence, non response)
brarz by Bullet Bruce July 9, 2007
Kyoon-Baazi
Verb: Kyoon-Baazi (qu-oon baa-zee)
1. The formal consolidation of kyoonies in its worldwide network.
2. An underground organization defined by Kontagious Inc. as delegating an egregious form of kyoon-like attributes.
1. The formal consolidation of kyoonies in its worldwide network.
2. An underground organization defined by Kontagious Inc. as delegating an egregious form of kyoon-like attributes.
Kyoon-Baazi by Artt Vandalay November 19, 2007
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