Definition of bio break
bio break
noun
- a bathroom break. Term is generally used during meetings, presentations, etc.
Do you guys need a bio break? Let's break for ten, and then I'll continue the presentation.
- See more words with the same meaning: business (related to).
- See more words with the same meaning: to need to go to the bathroom, use the restroom.
Originally submitted by WalterGR from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 26 2009. (Edit this definition.)
- a general break for one's body. Stretching one's legs, going to the bathroom, getting a drink of water, etc.
- See more words with the same meaning: business (related to).
Originally submitted by WalterGR from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 26 2009. (Edit this definition.)
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- bio-fam - "biological family".
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- business (related to)
- ABC - Definitions include: acronym for "already been chewed".
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- bini - Definitions include: shortened form of "business."
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- to need to go to the bathroom, use the restroom
- brown-cap - Definitions include: to need to defecate badly.
- call of nature - Definitions include: the need to use the toilet
- crown - Definitions include: To have an urgent need to defecate.
- do the pee-pee dance - Definitions include: The uncomfortable shuffle-and-bob motion people make when they need to use the bathroom very badly, usually in reference to young children.
- gopher-holing - Definitions include: I need to go to the bathroom.
- got a squirrel peeking - Definitions include: To have the urge to have a bowel movement. Idea that a squirrel is peeking out of a knot hole.
- got a turtle head poking - Definitions include: it means that you have to defecate so badly that in the strain to hold it in, a little bit of it pokes out, and then slides back in after a few minutes.
- grow a tail - Definitions include: to need to defecate badly.
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