brew donkey
brew donkey by poodonkey June 16, 2010
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brew donkey
noun ( pl. -keys)
1) A fresh cold lager or ale.
2) A beer that really hits the spot.
3) Any sort of beer.
4) It's a fucking brew donk
1) A fresh cold lager or ale.
2) A beer that really hits the spot.
3) Any sort of beer.
4) It's a fucking brew donk
Phrases
1) Yo man pass me a fresh brew donkey!
2) You are drinking my brew donkey Darsh.
3) Hey boys! I just got us a fresh round of brew donks.
4) Dude! This brew donkey is like totally flat.
5) Did someone dip in my brew donkey?
6) I love a nice cold brew donkey, especially after a rough day.
7) Dude your boner almost knocked over my brew donkey!
8) This brew donkey is like totally poo donkey.
9) Hey honky! Lego my brew donkey!
10) After we drink these brew donkeys you wanna hit the half pipe and get totally verticle!
1) Yo man pass me a fresh brew donkey!
2) You are drinking my brew donkey Darsh.
3) Hey boys! I just got us a fresh round of brew donks.
4) Dude! This brew donkey is like totally flat.
5) Did someone dip in my brew donkey?
6) I love a nice cold brew donkey, especially after a rough day.
7) Dude your boner almost knocked over my brew donkey!
8) This brew donkey is like totally poo donkey.
9) Hey honky! Lego my brew donkey!
10) After we drink these brew donkeys you wanna hit the half pipe and get totally verticle!
brew donkey by Brew Donk April 20, 2007
Related Words
brew donkey • Brew Monkey • brew • brew crew • brew flu • Brew-has • Brew Hop • brew bitch • brew city • brew dog
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