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Breezers 

Rich white kids that live in Gulf Breeze, Florida. They are often despised by the residents of Pensacola and the surrounding area. The kid's parents are usually doctors and stockbrokers and for some reason they think they're black. They carry around iPhone Xs and Juuls. They can be seen riding around in their golf carts while blasting rap music on their expensive speakers. They usually only wear Vineyard Vines and Patagonia shirts combined with expensive shoes and khaki shorts.
Steve: Hey man I heard that Billy moved to Gulf Breeze...
Jimmy: Oh no. The Breezers have converted him.
Breezers by mtlf September 24, 2018
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Breezers 

High waters: Pants that are way too short
omg..look at his breezers..i guess he hasnt heard that the flood is over..
Breezers by nylover May 31, 2009

crossway breezer 

Refers to the space between a thin woman's legs - the gap that remains at her crotch when her legs are closed. It tends to disappear when women gain weight.

The phrase comes from a style of house in hot areas where the kitchen and living quarters are separated by a space with a connecting roof (often called a breezeway) to keep the heat of the kitchen from warming the house.
Clint Eastwood in "Heartbreak Ridge" - "Then there was this dusky gal in Bangkok, a real crossway breezer I swear."

Beaver Breezer 

A flowy dress or ladies jumpsuit that air drys the snatch. Recommended to wear with no under garments.
She wore her beaver breezer while dancing the drum circle .

Patty wore her beaver breezer because her snatch had a drip

Roxanne put on her beaver breezer walking the streets, so her snatch could dry quickly.
Beaver Breezer by Double DD’s November 14, 2022

the breeders 

On one end of the spectrum you have Hole with Courtney Love, on the other end there's The Breeders with Kim Deal. Rock on, Kim.
Kim Deal is a hot rock-goddess. The Breeders & The Amps rock way more than that shitty band Hole.
the breeders by Douglas Young November 13, 2007

Benefit Breeders 

People who breed, have babies for the purpose of receiving benefits from the government
The UK is becoming a nation of 'Benefit Breeders'
Benefit Breeders by StarCrazy April 13, 2010

Breeders 

People who feel that they must reproduce, that their purpose as humans would somehow be negated if they did not contribute to the overpopulation which will eventually kill us all.
Breeders do just that. They mate and churn out kid after kid.
Breeders by the birds and trees October 24, 2007
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