Definition of eye broccoli

eye broccoli    

noun - uncountable

• an unattractive person. Contrast with eye candy.

                                                   
  
  Citation from "The Mermaid Theory", How I Met Your Mother (TV), Season 6 Episode 11 (2010) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

  This bummy ho in ottawa was straight eye broccoli nigga!

  • See more words with the same meaning: unattractive, ugly person (either gender).

  Last edited on Feb 24 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 24 2012.

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Other terms relating to 'unattractive, ugly person (either gender)':
slump buster	Definitions include: See slumpbuster.
troll	Definitions include: an unattractive female or one with a bad reputation.
PIK	Definitions include: an unattractive person.
grub	Definitions include: good tasting.
c*ck-roach	Definitions include: an ugly person.
NAUF	Definitions include: acronym for "nice ass, ugly face".
skid	Definitions include: an unkempt person.
slumpbuster	Definitions include: an unattractive person with whom one has sex only in order to break a "sexual slump" (extended period of time without sex.)
ram	Definitions include: a derogatory term for an unattractive member of the opposite sex.
buff	Definitions include: muscular.
monet	Definitions include: a person who is attractive from a distance, but unattractive on closer inspection.
paper bag trick	Definitions include: a person, generally a woman, who has an attractive body, but an ugly face.
shovel-face	Definitions include: A girl so ugly she looks like she got hit with a shovel.
FUGMO	Definitions include: contraction of "fucking ugly mother fucker".
FLK	Definitions include: acronym for "funny looking kid", an insult used by doctors in the UK on medical charts.
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Other terms relating to 'eye':
an eye for the laddies	Definitions include: attracted to young males.
apple of (one's) eye	Definitions include: something or someone cherished above all others.
bat an eye	Definitions include: to conspicuously notice.
blue-eyed boy	Definitions include: a person's favorite person.
brown eye	Definitions include: the anus.
bug-eyed	Definitions include: having extremely large eyes.
bum's eye	Definitions include: a metaphorical "eye" that a person with no sense of style has.
easy on the eyes	Definitions include: attractive.
eye	Definitions include: to look at.
eye-bang	Definitions include: to look at a person lustfully.
eyebrowsing	Definitions include: New technology using the movement of the eyes to browse the internet and control your computer, through a headset.
eye candy	Definitions include: an attractive person.
eye crusty	Definitions include: dried eye secretions, most commonly experienced upon waking from a night's sleep; "rheum"; "gound".
eye-f*ck	Definitions include: to look coyly and invitingly at.
eye-hump	Definitions include: to look coyly and invitingly at.
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