br
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br
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Etymology 1 edit
Noun edit
br
- (in real estate ads) Abbreviation of bedroom.
Etymology 2 edit
Interjection edit
br
- (rare) Alternative form of brr (“expressing cold and shivering”)
- 1972, Mario Fratti, Theatre: The Seducers: The Roman Guest, page 32:
- FORTUNATO - Br... Br... It's cold... (Looks for towel.) Don't you want to freshen up a little? / PHYLLIS (without turning) No thanks. / FORTUNATO - I will not look. I'll admire the view from the window ... Like you ... (slapping his chest) […]
- 1980, Vajiravudh, Pʼra Ruang: Drama in Verse, page 30:
- Br - I'm cold, friend. Why don't you make up a fire to warm us all?
- 2008, Annie Tempest, “Tottering-By-Gently”, in Country Life Illustrated, volume 202, page 96:
- Br ... It's freezing in here! I don't suppose they can afford heating these days...
- 2009, RILA, page 193:
- My hair is wet. My nose is wet. My ears are wet. My legs are wet. Blouse. Trousers. Jumper. Dress. Everything is wet! Br. It's cold. The nest is too cold. I want a house.
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br (upper case Br)
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Noun edit
br m or f by sense (plural brs or br)
- (Internet slang) Abbreviation of brasileiro.
- Este servidor é cheio de br!
- This server is full of Brazilians.
Adjective edit
br m or f (plural brs)
- (Internet slang) Abbreviation of brasileiro.
Proper noun edit
br
- (Internet slang) Abbreviation of Brasil.