brummagem

Brummagem

ADJECTIVE
1 informal attributive Relating to Birmingham or the dialect of English spoken there.

2 dated attributive Cheap, showy, or counterfeit.

‘a vile Brummagem substitute for the genuine article’

Origin
Mid 17th century: dialect form of Birmingham, England; Brummagem (sense 2 of the adjective) is with reference to counterfeit coins and cheap plated goods once made there.

‘a vile Brummagem substitute for the genuine article’

by Brian BJ April 14, 2018

brummagem

to be showy, but not needed and worthless. (bruhm-uh-juhm)

"Your performance was brummagem," explained the judge.

by ilikechickenfromkfc April 19, 2021

Brummagem

Cheap, showy, shoddy, counterfeit, lying, phony and failing to be what it claims to be.

Larry Elder is the most brummagem candidate for governor of California. He's as genuine as a three dollar bill.

by Nov Shmoz ka Pop September 13, 2021

brammage

The process of getting through a crowd of people requiring a certain amount of unaggressive pushing, either in the context of a crowded room, or in a massive spread out queue, such as a bar/bus, where the brammaging can get quite competitive, and sometimes barely non-violent.

“Let’s go on a brammage to the bar”
“I was out-brammaged by the others”
"We lost him, it was such a brammage in there"

by VIVA LA LANGUAGE REVOLUTION! April 4, 2009

underage bummage

In seeing pictures of an underage girls rump.

Shaun: Look at that sweet ass.
Gemma: Underage bummage!

by Rozzers June 18, 2006

Brumdage

Usually a gay black that hits it from the back. Boy does this guy like chicken. He usually laughs too much because he usually has die-lexia, or I mean usually dicks-lexia. He's usually a really good pooter because he was born into a toilet.

-I was eating chicken on the toilet, while I was pootin' and laughin'!

-You just pulled a Brumdage

by TheSanFranciscoBirdFeeder August 26, 2012

Brommage

'Brommage' is a term used to describe an action taken to 'diffuse' and argument in a message board thread, this is most commonly done by going off on a wild tangent which bares no relevance to the thread in question, it can also be put into action by suggesting 'everyone get along' or 'just be friends' and in some cases 'no more arguments' This method was used almost daily by the late great Pete Brommage. 'You Brommaged this thread, motherfucker'

Example 1:
'Pete, judging from this thread, your taste in music is total turd, sunshine'

'Well, at the end of the day, I'm amazing at Chemistry, and you're just...not'

Example 2:

'Christ Pete, you're a right dork'

'Can't we all just get along? I don't wan't any more arguments'

by Nu-Gen Twat May 13, 2005