breakwall
breakwall by anonymous0918 April 14, 2008
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breakwall
A guy who thinks he's far funnier and more intellectual than he really is. The type who starts pretentiously clever discussions in order to make women think he's smart, when really, he's just average.
When referring to the man who engages this behaviour, he is referred to as "breakwall"; when engaging in this behaviour, the verb is "to breakwall".
When referring to the man who engages this behaviour, he is referred to as "breakwall"; when engaging in this behaviour, the verb is "to breakwall".
"She never noticed him before, but she totally fell for his breakwall when he started that thread on how birth control is good for World Peace".
breakwall by anonny moose February 4, 2010
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breakwall • Redondo Beach Breakwall • breakwalk • breakwell • break balls • brickwall • Breakables • bearwall • bragwall • breadball
Redondo Beach Breakwall
A place where tons of kooks surf and they call themeselves blue pacific. they think they own the place but some of them dont even live there.
hahahahaha look at those kooks with the matching blue pacific stickers on their boards at the Redondo Beach Breakwall
Redondo Beach Breakwall by yeeeparty December 27, 2009
bearwall
Massive wall of text that starts out with a premise, adds facts directly related to the premise, and then seemingly wanders off topic into random off color stories for a while, before finally wrapping the entire wall of text up by coming back and tying everything together.
Bearwall is the term coined by readers to describe the massive rambling blog post style made famous by the Big Bear Butt blogger.
The term refers to long 3500 word+ posts that incorporate stories about wildly disparate and unrelated topics such as military life, video games and stupid drivers, all brought together to make a point about, as an example, irritating large groups of people.
The term refers to long 3500 word+ posts that incorporate stories about wildly disparate and unrelated topics such as military life, video games and stupid drivers, all brought together to make a point about, as an example, irritating large groups of people.
bearwall by Kortunharig February 25, 2010
spring breakable
a chick that you hook up with on spring break that you would not normally under regular circumstances.
spring breakable by ukfan00001 September 6, 2007
Break wall
Break wall by manzanillo April 28, 2019
Party at the Breakwater
A South Florida term meaning to not pay to attend a party but to enjoy its music from dancing within earshot. The term arose from young people on South Beach not paying for the more exclusive parties and clubs at the Cleavelander or the Edison, and instead getting jiggy at the neighboring unopened Breakwater Hotel. The term can be applied to any scenario where one does not pay to enjoy their party music.
Danny: "Oye, are you going to Ultra?"
Ricky: "Hell yeah!"
Danny: "YOU SCORED TICKETS?!?!?!?"
Ricky: "No, I'm gonna party at the Breakwater from the Metromover station! Dale!"
Ricky: "Hell yeah!"
Danny: "YOU SCORED TICKETS?!?!?!?"
Ricky: "No, I'm gonna party at the Breakwater from the Metromover station! Dale!"
Party at the Breakwater by thegr8bertno April 14, 2011
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