Time Break
Where one accidentally breaks a clock for a unnecessary reason. It's not sure how they break a clock, but whatever reason, it must be stupid
Time Break by The Ed Channel November 11, 2019
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time Break
In time Break wird das leben beider Spieler auf das Maximum von 1240 gesetzt und ab da beginnt dann der time break.
time Break by Jdjdjdjsjdng March 18, 2021
break time
Slang term for the act of smoking cannabis, originating in Swinton, Manchester. Believed to be started by Mr. Roberts.
Stu: Hey Max, My watch says its break time.
Max: I think it might be break time too Stuart. How about you Thomas?
Tom: Why's everybody acting like its break. Its not even break.
Max: I think it might be break time too Stuart. How about you Thomas?
Tom: Why's everybody acting like its break. Its not even break.
break time by Luca Toni Varchetta Delle Cave June 24, 2009
break time
break time by Physix December 7, 2010
break time
Southern Australian slang for group masturbation. Generally performed by teenage boys between 13-16 years of age, this is a bonding session that helps the boys become more comfortable with their bodies and their sexuality. "Break times" are usually held in one of the boy's bedrooms, unknown to their parents. As the boys get older they grow less dependant on their group masturbation buddies and start experimenting with sex and porn.
"Hey Fabio, want to join us for some break time tonight?"
"I'm only eight!"
"Thats okay, we're experimenting with paedophila today."
"Oh. Neat."
"I'm only eight!"
"Thats okay, we're experimenting with paedophila today."
"Oh. Neat."
break time by Harold Hustaffsvenson September 2, 2008
arsehole to breakfast-time
A less polite way of saying 24/7 used by NCO's in the British Army when informing squaddies that their standards weren't quite up to the mark and that they would receive the NCO's undivided attention from now on. Could also mean "everywhere".
arsehole to breakfast-time by Jim Warren January 7, 2006
Arsehole to breakfast time
Arsehole to breakfast time by Properkhunt October 14, 2016
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.
The term is most common with Dungeons and Dragons, but it can be applied to most RPGs where the player is allowed to kill most quest-giving NPCs and NPC traders. E.g. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Divinity original sin.
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