brewski
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- noun
- /ˈbruːski/
- Slang
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birra
- He reached into the cooler and pulled out a brewski to enjoy on the porch.
- a cold brewski
- get a brewski
- one brewski
So we caught a nice little sunset, met some people who watch the videos, even got a brewski out of it.
- So we caught a nice little sunset, met some people who watch the videos, even got a brewski out of it.
- That's just like, Hey, we, you know, we're just, we can shoot the breeze, we can grab a brewski or we can hike a mountain or we can play tag football or again, popsicle sticks.
Examples
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I'd love a brewski if you got one.
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Four hours under the broiling sun, ain't a real man deserve a brewski?
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Have a brewski with us.
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How about another brewski, okay?
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But you know what I could use is a nice cold brewski.
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So just take a brewski and chill, all right?
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I think that's worth a brewski or two.
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- Have a brewski, Gramps.
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You want a brewski?
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All right, a brewski for the bro skis, not for the road skis.
Synonyms
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A drink like beer made by letting ingredients turn into alcohol
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A small metal container you open to drink beer
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A glass or plastic container that holds beer
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A beer bottle with a long, narrow neck
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An alcoholic drink, usually a beer
A can holding beer or another alcoholic drink
A drink served in a glass or glass bottle, often in a pub
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word brewski comes from brew 'to make beer' or 'beer' plus a playful ending -ski that makes the word sound friendly or joking. So a brewski is a casual, friendly way to say a bottle or can of beer.