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Brassik is to be without money, at the time.
See potless,Broke,Penny less,without a farthing,Skint
"I cant go out tonight. I'm Brassik"
brassik by ShambleSHimSelF October 19, 2007
Broke, penniless, without means, on the bones of yer arse.
Comes from the cockney rhyming slang 'boracic lint' (a type of medical dressing): Boracic lint = skint.
Boracic is pronounced 'brassic'.
Fack me, I'm brassic this week cos I've eaten too many rubys.
brassic by FatJohn February 18, 2005
peniless, broke, skint, lacking in funds. British slang term.
Can I tick an eighth off you until next week, I'm brassic.
brassic by Adski Kavitch October 30, 2003

Brassic Bhai 

Brassic Bhai (Bra-sick Boy) was once a normal rapper/lawyer based in Mumbai. He was a huge pervert and he loved boobs. He loved boobs so much he used to grope unsuspecting women all the time. One day while he attempted groping an obese woman who was twice as fat as Brassic Bhai. She shoved her boob into his mouth so hard that his throat became sore. Since that day, Brassic Bhai attained his trademark sqwaky voice thanks to the huge boob and got so sick of boobs that he named himself the 'Bra-Sick Boy'
Dude 1: Hi.

Dude 2: You're such a Brassic Bhai. You suck.
Brassic Bhai by diehardbrassicbhaifan September 11, 2011
To be short in the wallet department to the tune of none.
Oh damn and dash Crispin! I carnt afford to get monged tonight, I am compleatly brassic. Tits!
(adj) Poor, without a penny; (flat/stone) broke, busted, skint, bernie flint, light in the wallet, short on funds.
He's way too brassic to be taking girls uptown on his dime.
brassic by Bil Peters January 3, 2007
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