brisquet
A word used to express the beauty in something of nature. (But can be used to express beauty in other things as well) {pronounced bris•queh}
brisquet by avril southerner August 4, 2019
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bisquette de la bouche
I was gonna hook up with that girl, but there was a bisquette de la bouche already in the storage closet.
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Charcoal Briquette Lint-licker
A very dark-skinned black man who is very intelligent, however, he is usually inebriated and goes on and on in a heated discussion, in which he interjects corny but hilarious comments that have nothing to do with the topic of the discussion causing the deterioration of braincells in the people involved with the discussion. Direct contact with this individual is restricted to only highly trained individuals that have experience with this type of phyli-shitical mental attacks. PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO THIS INDIVIDUAL WILL CAUSE MENTAL FATIGUE AND IN SOME CASES PSYCHOSIS. PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION. This man is usually named Andre or Dre.
I went over to see my friend at their house, but the charcoal Briquette lint-licker wouldn't shut up. So in order for me to keep my sanity, I left.
Charcoal Briquette Lint-licker by 1403huerita May 5, 2017
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