braziel
The most basic of basic bitches. A Braziel is always seen with her Starbucks and uggs. Classy living right here.
braziel by Lauerpower77 October 5, 2013
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brazileira
Feminine singular of (brazileiro)
brazileira means brazilian girl.
The term "brazileira" is similar to "brasileira"
brazileira means brazilian girl.
The term "brazileira" is similar to "brasileira"
brazileira by Latinas September 29, 2023
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brazil triangle
Friend 1: "Yo what'd you do last night?"
Friend 2: "Not much. Had a Brazil triangle in a frat basement."
Friend 2: "Not much. Had a Brazil triangle in a frat basement."
brazil triangle by OTJdog March 11, 2017
white brazillian
varieties have adjusted amounts of vodka or coffee liqueur, or mixed brands of coffee liqueur. this drink always includes horse semen. it is shaken with ice and served in a tumbler glass on the rocks.
if the dude ran out of milk and was on a racetrack he would go down to the stalls and get horse semen by a secret ritual... he then would proceed to make the white brazillian
white brazillian by meltedcereal August 7, 2012
You're going to brazil
You're going to brazil by Your own personal fuckface September 12, 2020
Sent to Brazil
Ex. 1
"There was a time where Mexican Mafia gangsters operated in this aura of secrecy. People on the streets would not dare speak openly about the fellas for fear of being sent to Brazil."
- Disregard Status Explained, Mundo Mendoza, July 4, 2020
Ex. 2
Sleepy: Hey fool! Huero Weasel just rolled it up! He rang the bell in the program office!
PeeWee: You mean just like savag3 studi0s?
Sleepy: Exactly! He rang it. It went 'Ding!' and he said, 'I'm a bitch!'
PeeWee: That no good rat just punched his ticket to SNY!
Sleepy: And he's gonna get sent to Brazil!
"There was a time where Mexican Mafia gangsters operated in this aura of secrecy. People on the streets would not dare speak openly about the fellas for fear of being sent to Brazil."
- Disregard Status Explained, Mundo Mendoza, July 4, 2020
Ex. 2
Sleepy: Hey fool! Huero Weasel just rolled it up! He rang the bell in the program office!
PeeWee: You mean just like savag3 studi0s?
Sleepy: Exactly! He rang it. It went 'Ding!' and he said, 'I'm a bitch!'
PeeWee: That no good rat just punched his ticket to SNY!
Sleepy: And he's gonna get sent to Brazil!
Sent to Brazil by ZXY&ABC July 7, 2020
Brazilian Donut
Brazilian Donut by Tbonepgh June 14, 2016
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