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brody
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Brody is a city in Ukraine. Brody may also refer to: People : Brody (name) , a common family name and given name Jorge Campos (born 1966), Mexican retired footballer nicknamed "El Brody" Places : Brody , a city in the Lviv Oblast (province) of western Ukraine, ...
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alt. (context slang English) Intentionally spinning in circles and sliding in an automobile. n. (context slang English) Intentionally spinning in circles and sliding in an automobile.
Usage examples of brody.
Now, with Brody at the wheel, I could relinquish responsibility for the hour it would take us to reach the airport.
Attuned to my worry about Connie, Brody did Denver and New Orleans for me.
If Brody had left something cooking, with the lights on and the Range Rover in the carport, he was out running.
The set was the only concession Brody had allowed me in this room, his preference being a scarred trestle table with benches on either side.
Just when my emotions were threatening a revolt, I heard Brody thumping up the wood steps.
I asked, because if there had been angst, and if Carmen associated me with Brody, there might be trouble.
I brushed at tears with the heel of my hand, then took the tissue Brody handed me.
No matter what Brody said about the woman, if she turned around and put me on trial the way Usher had done, I was out of there fast.
It was only now, riding home with Brody after meeting with Carmen, that I felt composed enough to do it.
I mouthed back a no and hurried into the inner office that Brody and I shared.
With Brody gone to meet with the graphic artist who did our ads, I had the office to myself.
The larger office, the one Brody and I shared, had a bolder, richer feel--wicker accessories on rattan desks with glass tops and rattan coffee tables, beside rattan chairs with fat cushions.
There must have been something in my tone, an inkling of doubt that only a person who knew me as well as Brody did could hear, because his feet suddenly hit the floor.
Looking on from her elbow, I saw a photograph of Brody and me, taken from outside his kitchen window the Thursday before, if the date in the right1 hand corner was correct.
There would be Dennis and his parents and the children at one, and me and the children and Brody and Jill and all the family-less friends I usually invited to ours, at the other.