Rural Dictionary

A Bray

Arranging to go to the pub to watch the footy, then pulling out at the last minute.

“Is Adam still coming down the pub?”
“Nah, he’s pulled a Bray”.

by The Southern Bullet February 29, 2020

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bray

To beat up

The baines are larking down the tenfoot braying someone for skagging their pattie and chips

by The Johnster March 25, 2003

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Bray on

One's movement from one place to another, or just advancing in a certain task or direction. Created by by a young Yorkshireman named Andrew Swinson, commonly known as 'Swinny'.

"I say Ell, are we brayin' on to the black horse lad?"
"Now then Ell, what's t' job? Are we gonna bray on inside for some suasage rolls, ham sandwich like? Good do."
"Reyt Ell, you're not gonna bray on out in them brothel creepers toneyt are you lad?"
"Are we braying on?"
"Aye, bray on!"

by Frizzeljr May 26, 2009

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Brayed

Past tense of bray.

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To bray: To physically, mentally or verbally abuse somebody beyond comprehension, in either a friendly or serious manner.

Old Woman at the Post Office: "Excuse me love, can I get some first class stamps?"
Nathan: "Shurrup y' quim I'll bray ya!"

or

"Did you hear about that Harris kid? His sister came to pick him up from school and he got brayed 'cos he wouldn't give anyone her number."

by Carrrterrr January 10, 2007

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