Definition of 'brey' brey in british english (breɪ ) verb (intransitive) south africa informal a variant spelling of brei Brey refers to a feeling of tiredness or boredom, suggesting a need for rest or change. Brey (breɪ) vb (phonetics & phonology) (intr) informal south african a variant spelling of brei The name brey is of irish origin and is derived from the gaelic word bréagh, meaning beautiful or handsome. it is a unisex name that can be given to both boys and girls People named brey are often seen as attractive, charming, and captivating individuals. Brey is a slang term that has become increasingly popular among young people in recent years
It refers to a person who is considered to be extremely unattractive and undesirable, both physically and socially. To neigh or make a low, harsh, vibrating sound, often used by horses The horses brey in excitement as the race is about to start. Look up brey in wiktionary, the free dictionary. (intr) a variant spelling of brei See examples of brey used in a sentence.
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