bread up
I need to bread up on my vocab for this SAT on Saturday.
Bro, did you bread up your exercise regime? You look ripped.
Bro, did you bread up your exercise regime? You look ripped.
bread up by Coolio Kio December 16, 2013
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Bread Up
The act of eating fiber or starch(such as bread) before a drinking session in order to better control the buzz and not tip into a drunken state too quickly.
Bread Up by ZeroDragonR3 January 18, 2019
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put that bread up
put that bread up by Usman Aslam June 18, 2008
get your bread up
Person 1: I spent too much money on bud this month and now I can't make rent.
Person 2: Damn homie stop trippin' and get your bread up.
Person 2: Damn homie stop trippin' and get your bread up.
get your bread up by exzisd May 7, 2019
get your bread up
get your bread up by kidjayy17 November 23, 2010
bread it up baby
similar to, “lets get this bread” but motivating someone to do something good for themselves
Example: getting a job, working out
Example: getting a job, working out
“I think I’m gonna hit the gym and try to lift heavier weights this time.”
“Hell yea! Bread it up baby!”
“Hell yea! Bread it up baby!”
bread it up baby by kysmackenzie October 13, 2018
Bubble up the bread
Bread is slang for money. When bread is being baked, the yeast creates little air pockets—hence “bubble”— which makes the bread expand. In this case, money is expanding/growing.
Bubble up the bread by oh that’s toughhh December 16, 2019
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