breix 

hit sound, associated to light drugs and particular friendship jokes.

when you smoke marijuana, all hit sounds will sound like breix! BUM = BREIX

breix by breix December 18, 2008

Braixen 

Braixen is a bipedal fennec fox Pokémon. It has an abnormally big fluff tail in which it keeps a twig in.

Braixen has black, dark orange, yellow and white fur on its appearance. It is said that its ear fluff emits warm air. When it is angry, the tuft is spiky.

Braixen uses its stick in battle for more efficiency, heavily exampled in the Pokémon anime. Braixen is inseparable from its twig, due to the great bond bound to it.
Although it uses its fiery twig mainly for battling, it doesn't mean it is unable to breathe fire.

Braixen did not use to be very popular after its game release, middle starter evolutions are barely given attention. However, two years later after its official announcement, Serena, who plays a major role in the Pokémon anime, had her Fennekin evolve into Braixen. Starting from then, people who watch the Pokémon anime realized how much of a bond Braixen had with its trainer. Serena lets her Braixen perform in Pokémon Performance Shows, which is visually and emotionally appealing in the anime, This caused popularity in Braixen to rise.

Braixen later was added in the famous Pokkén Tournament game. This is the reason why most people are familiar and/or fan for Braixen.
Due to its cutesy appearance in this video game caused by the voice acting and character 'scene' animations, many people see Braixen as an adorable magical witch fox girl.
Some people may also classify it as 'tsundere', due to its 'cute' lose animations.

Braixen. When the twig is plucked from its tail, friction sets the twig alight. The flame is used to send signals to its allies.

Braixen by Ruralperson6 July 28, 2016

Breida 

An awesome yet beautiful girl who knows how to make a person laugh! She is an outgoing person who can always give you the respect you need. She's sensitive yet a good friend to depend on. Guys go crazy for her. Everyone wants to be her friends with her!

Dude: I love my friend breida
Other dude: I want a breida
Dude: Yeah you would..

Breida by Berdie birdster June 13, 2012

brexing 

Saying goodbye but not leaving

After hours of negotiations, Alex has upset everyone at the conference but instead of leaving is sitting and brexing

brexing by Sqbany January 19, 2019

Breitbarticle

An article/report/story in the news that has little to no basis in fact and/or was clearly written with the intent to push some sort of political agenda i.e., fake news. Typically found online on fringe, far-right websites and presented as though it is legitimate journalism, most commonly covering topics like politics, race relations, climate change, etc.

Person 1: I just read a story online about a child sex ring run by Hillary Clinton in the basement of some pizza parlor...how crazy is that??

Person 2: Oh yeah? Well I just read a report that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are having a secret love affair...it's true!!

Person 3: Oh my god, those are both ridiculous breitbarticles, just stop. Here, let's put our phones down and go outside...

Breitbarticle by Longrod Von Hugedong December 9, 2016

Breighlee 

A cute girl who is unbearably sweet without fail. It is impossible to be sad around Breighlee. She always puts everyone above herself and does everything she can to help other people. Breighlee continuously looks down on herself and never gives herself the credit she deserves for being the smart, talented, and kind person she is. You will never meet anyone as beautiful as Breighlee.

Breighlee walked her dog and ate chicken nuggets.

Breighlee by Biggy chee-Z January 26, 2020

Brexic victory 

Brexic victory (n, usually singular):

1. A victory which is both damaging in the short-term, and yet also leads to staggering long-term losses.

2. A disaster both tactically and strategically.

3. A victory which no one should have wished for had they known the present or future consequences.

4. (pejorative) Any of the above senses, with the implication that the 'victor' is deluded as to the nature of their 'victory'.

Portmanteau of Brexit and Pyrrhic victory.

The Embargo Act of 1807, as a response to the Chesapeake–Leopard Affair, both failed to damage British exports - they found new markets in South America - and damaged both the US economy and public confidence in the fairness of the US government. It was a short-term diplomatic failure, and a long-term economic disaster for the USA; the bill's passing is an early example of a Brexic victory.

Brexic victory by Gary McGary June 23, 2017