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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.
I wish Ryan would stop parading around in that speedo. I'm sick of seeing his braai pack.
braai pack by Bradley D. June 28, 2007
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South African variant of the barbecue.

It is technically different from barbecuing in that the wood fire is fed for several hours and then allowed to burn down. The food is then cooked over the red-hot embers.
Come to Jaapie's place man, he's having a braai!
braai by dYsLeXiA January 17, 2005

eoin mac bradaigh 

A weird Irish lad with an ugly mullet who consumes immense amounts of Red Bull and snorts smelling salts like he’s doing coke.
Person 1: “Ehh lad get er goin ya”
*proceeds to look straight up with eyes closed and jiggles arms by their side*

Person 2: “Eoin Mac Bradaigh”
Throw some chops on the Braai
Braai by Riyo December 1, 2003

braaibroodjie 

South African toasted sandwich made on the braai. A braaibroodjie is traditionally made with white sandwich bread, tomatoes, onions and cheddar cheese.
Eish That was one hell of a braai, but wouldn't mind another braaibroodjie! Would someone mind sharing one with me?
braaibroodjie by Aesopus November 9, 2016
"eyh braja how goes life"
Braja by Appleton 47 October 13, 2017
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"Yeah... I know."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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