noun
verb: "breaking edge".
A phrase derived from the term straight edge, meaning to abandon the straight edge lifestyle.
verb: "breaking edge".
A phrase derived from the term straight edge, meaning to abandon the straight edge lifestyle.
1) I saw Bob commiting edge break. He was drinking beer.
2) He surely will break edge once he is 21 years old.
2) He surely will break edge once he is 21 years old.
by _xVx_ February 7, 2012
In simple terms, it's when a straight edge kid starts to either smoke, drink, do drugs, or any combination of the three.
Some straight edge bands had members that started to break edge and they no longer became a band anymore.
Did you hear that so and so started to break edge?
Did you hear that so and so started to break edge?
by joshuamb March 5, 2009
When someone who has committed themselves to the intention of not drugging, screwing, boozing, or what-have-you (someone who may identify as straight-edge) falls off the wagon.
I wonder if she will break edge when her girlfriend leaves her because there' nothing else to do but drink in this town.
by Asexy Loverboi January 9, 2009
A formal straight edge kid that starts smoking, boozing and screwing anything that walks again. This is typically what happens when these seemingly straight edge kids get to college and succumb to the pressure of frat boys/sorority sluts because emos usually do. They need to be taken to the back and shot because god forbid someone "break edge".
by GIN AND JOOCE12 August 17, 2006
by rise up rise against June 21, 2004