Bret
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- proper noun
- /brɛt/
- Bret must be in a living hell right now.
- Bret Harte
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Watch on YouTubeIf the lead singer is Bret Michaels, then I'm sure it is poison.
- If the lead singer is Bret Michaels, then I'm sure it is poison.
- And just yesterday, just yesterday, Trump went on Fox News to re sing UN's praises to Bret Baier.
- I've been doing it so long and with so many great, I mean, wrestling Hogan and wrestling Piper, wrestling Sting, Steamboat, Bret Hart.
- I mean, even Bret Baier, whose lips go directly on the ass of Donald Trump at every turn, he can't even hide how bad the economy is.
Examples
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The beers are there, but Bret is gone.
Fiction book (2002) -
Yes, man, look at Bret Baier's face right now.
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So I was here, and I get this text from Bret, two of them, actually.
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And what if Bret happened to be at the beach right now?
Fiction book (2002) -
I just have to go tell Bret.
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I liked it just now when you called me Bret.
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What did he have, Bret?
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Everyone has had such a difficult time pinpointing what is wrong with Bret.
Fiction book (2002) -
Ryan glided over quickly, but Bret was in the lead.
Fiction book (1997) -
I received a message from Bret earlier today asking if we could meet for lunch.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Bret is a male first name or family name and a variant of Brett that comes from a word for a person from Brittany in France. It originally meant 'from Brittany', so the name marked someone who came from that place and today it is still used as a family name or a first name.