Can you believe that a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
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November update: I've started naming names.
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Can you believe that a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site?
November update: I've started naming names.
Read more about Google's penalty here.
Can you believe that a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site?
November update: I've started naming names.
Read more here.
Can you believe a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
to Google's penalty against this site? I'm naming names.
Read more here.
Can you believe a neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
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Browsing page 129 of "B" words
verb - transitive
- to share with someone.
My boy came across a thousand dollars, so he broke me off.
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
- to receive something (to get broke off).
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
- to seriously hurt or injure someone.
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
- to have good sex with someone.
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
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- to complain, scold, harass, or nag as to provoke anger.
My mom's been breaking my balls since Tuesday to mow the lawn.
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Robert B. from St Louis, MO, USA
on May 01 2004.
- To punish.
If you don't mow that lawn soon I'll break your balls.
- See more words with the same meaning: to punish.
Last edited on May 01 2004. Submitted by Robert B. from St Louis, MO, USA
on May 01 2004.
- To strive or work hard.
We've been breaking our balls for an hour trying to move this piano.
Last edited on May 01 2004. Submitted by Robert B. from St Louis, MO, USA
on May 01 2004.
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verb - ambitransitive
verb - transitive
- to bring out.
Citation from "Prison Break-In", Arrested Development (TV, 2005), Season 3 Episode 7 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
Last edited on Dec 02 2010. Submitted by Emily M. from UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA
on Jan 22 1999.
- frequently used specifically to refer to bringing out something for group enjoyment.
Hey man, break out the beer!
Last edited on Dec 02 2010. Submitted by Anonymous from Arizona, USA
on Dec 01 1999.
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