Brew Edit Meaning

1.

Can be used when referring to having a beer.

Also may be in reference to smoking weed.

Also less urbanly used in England to describe having a cup of tea.

"Can you pass me a cold brew?"

"Let's go home for a brew."

"Would you like to come in for a brew?"

See Diego

2.

One of the thousands of UK terms for tea.

Make us a brew love, I'm parched.

See black flag

3.

Prison term.

Contraband Alcohol made inside the prison system. Inmates will utilize everything from plastic bags trash cans and even the cell toilet-bowl to brew alcohol.

Ingredients are smuggled from the culinary and a few small chunks of white bread to provide the yeast to start fermentation.

Since the Christmas Brew was in the toilet the cellies had to piss in the sink.

See prison, beer, alchohol, contraband

4.

The FOB way to say BRO .. (sydney, australia)

ey sup brew (FOB)

Auvic: ye brew!

Jules: sup brew?

Auvic: nm brew!

See bro, brother, bruh, tol, brah

5.

a beer.

everyone was drinking brews at the frat castle

See beer, alcohol, drink, frat, frat castle

6.

lancashire slang for a 'cuppa'. it can be a cup of tea or coffee.

Most liverpudlians don't understand the concept that 'brew' can mean both tea or coffee.

"hello friend, would you like a brew?"

"yes please, coffee or tea is fine"

See coffee, tea, cuppa

7.

1. n. A group of bros.

2. v. The formation and expansion of a group of bros.

"Dude, looks like a brew is brewin'."

See bro, frat, posse, crew, peeps