brew ha
Brew Ha (Bru - haw), Noun. A naturally carbonated alcoholic beverage, most often beer or malt liquor. Please note that any brew other than standard, cheap domestic (I.E., imported) does not fall under this definition.
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Brew-Ha-Warrior by MLeiss April 21, 2010
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Brew-Ha-Ha
"Last night while I was at Subway, I witnessed a rather WEAK brew-ha-ha between two wiggers. Probably fighting over their baby's mama."
Brew-Ha-Ha by Elmer January 20, 2005
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brew ha ha by jon galasso August 18, 2003
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brew ha ha by mos def and talib kweli are blackstar March 12, 2005
Brew ha-ha
A herd of remotely operated drones, that deliver beer and bourbon shots (but only good bourbon) to great apes. They usually travel in groups of 5 or more. The brew ha-ha breed is know for its capacity to achieve sustained loads of 16oz. Although they can be found anywhere in the world, they tend to congregate in the Black Rock desert towards the end of Aug. then, spontaneously disperse around the 1st week of Sep.
Brew ha-ha by Moad'dib May 29, 2013
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