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brother in law 

Your wife's loser brother. Has tons of good ideas but needs to "borrow" a thousand dollars to get started.

He's an expert at everything futile, worthless and unprofitable.

He talks constantly.
Oh honey, I had to write Trent a check today, he is starting a business cleaning bicycles for the Salvation Army, he's going to make it big this time! We have to dear, you worked overtime for a month and he's your brother in law. Don't you love me?
brother in law by Phd2x July 18, 2010
Words you can keep

Brother-in-law

"He who fucks your sister" or "He who fucks my sister"
"This is John, my brother-in-law."
"You mean 'he who fucks your sister'?"

Brother-in-law

Your sisters husband or husband's brother, usually older.

The guy at the family gatherings who makes you uncomfortable by getting drunk, staring and then shamelessly hitting on you then calls you a fat bitch to eveyone else.

Monster In-law is oblivious to the disgusting ways of this child.

The guy with a chip on his shoulder because he can't get it together and hold down a job.
I bumped into my Brother-in-law at the grocery store, he winked at me before his wife came back with grapes, then proceeded to tell her how ugly I am.

brother-in-law

1. The dude who joined your family because your sister got

knocked up a month ago.
2. When you take it easy on another person because you know

them, esp. in sports
1. My sister got married and i cant stand my new brother-

in-law.

2. Dont be actin' like a brother-in-law when playin' football.
brother-in-law by Heinie June 5, 2009

Brother-in-law

n. A pejorative term for just about anybody who happens to be a douche. Doesn't have to be related.
Mike: "Jerry was at the gym today doin' what he do. Ol' brother-in-law talked my ear off for like 20 minutes and I couldn't think of a good enough excuse to get out of there."

Joe: "Yeah, that dude is jerk."
Brother-in-law by laker fan November 13, 2011

brother-in-law

1. The husband of one's sister.
2. The brother of one's spouse.
brother-in-law by Elivaldeq November 24, 2019

brother-in-law

1- Sibling's husband.
2- Spouse's brother.
brother-in-law by Wonbig October 13, 2021
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