Definition of BRIIP

BRIIP

• the sound of a dirt bike when the throttle is opened. An exclamation of excitement. To have sex.

  Briip briip!

  I briiped her last night.

  Last edited on May 06 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 20 2009.

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