Fresh Bread
When your long trail IPA is down to about 1/3, yell "Fresh Bread", drop in your shot of Jager, and proceed to chug.
Fresh Bread by Gangstafresh December 27, 2012
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fresh bread
Good hot gossip. Still warm from the oven, and still fresh in the mind of the person dispensing it. Not day old stale gossip where the gossiper has forgot some of the subtle details that makes gossip so satisfying.
I overheard a conversation where person A was upset because person B was dishing out juicy gossip, and person A was asking basic question about the information being shared. Person B because she waited so long to share the gossip had forgotten many of the details, and in her discust with person A told her "don't be mad because your not getting fresh bread.
fresh bread by dehubb133 October 16, 2008
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Fresh Bread
Fresh Bread- 1. New gains to be attained. 2. Warm, moist bread straight out the oven.
Usually used at the beginning of a strenuous activity.
Usually used at the beginning of a strenuous activity.
Fresh Bread by PDizzle17 December 26, 2018
keep the bread fresh
someone is telling you something and you just know they're lying about it, so you call them out by saying "come on man, keep the bread fresh"
keep the bread fresh by Dustin Rife May 19, 2007
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