Bred

What do we mean by bred?

Preterit and past participle of breed. noun

An obsolete spelling of bread. noun

A simplified spelling of bread. noun

Imp. & p. p. of breed.

Degenerated.

See under Arms.

Well brought up, as shown in having good manners; cultivated; refined; polite.

Simple past tense and past participle of breed. verb

To produce offspring sexually; to bear young.

To give birth to; to be the native place of.

Of animals, to mate.

To keep animals and have them reproduce in a way that improves the next generation’s qualities.

To arrange the mating of specific animals.

To propagate or grow plants trying to give them certain qualities.

To take care of in infancy and through childhood; to bring up.

To yield or result in.

To be formed in the parent or dam; to be generated, or to grow, like young before birth.

(sometimes as breed up) To educate; to instruct; to bring up

To produce or obtain by any natural process.

To have birth; to be produced, developed or multiplied.

To ejaculate inside someone's ass

Air Jordans consisting of a red and black colorway Urban Dictionary

Short for brederin', a slang phrase for brother. Urban Dictionary

A deliberate misspelling of bread, specifically for use in duck based memes when implying that the respondent is mentally deficient, on par with perhaps, a gamy duck Urban Dictionary

Used as a replacement for babe Urban Dictionary

This term is used to describe the mating habits of the people that inhabit the Appalacion or Ozark Mountains.(Also has been seen to happen in Rio Linda and Arbuckle, California.)This is the only true way to become a full blooded hillbilly. Urban Dictionary

1. An Adjective to describe Awesome or Amazing 2. Mixture of Black and Red Urban Dictionary

A Short Word For 'Inbred' Urban Dictionary

To Bred someone or "Bredding someone" means basically to talk shit behind someone's back and then show love to there face. Someone who is fake like a pagan. Urban Dictionary

To copy someone or something, simple :) Urban Dictionary

A word offently used to describe an action or entity thats extremely dumb, yet funny or cute at the same time Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to bred:
bred.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bred:
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Words that rhyme with bred:
read, lead, head, red, bed, spread, shed, tread, led, bread, dead, thread, ahead, dread, embed, overhead, pled, watershed, said, wed, instead, ed, stead, shred, widespread, shead, bulkhead, med, aforesaid, sled, fed, ted, homestead, spearhead, misread, retread, ged, infrared, bled, coed, egghead, imbed, abed, misled, fred, sped, inbred, zed, figurehead, thoroughbred, hotbed, deadhead, blockhead, beachhead, ned, masthead, warhead, airhead, letterhead, bobsled, behead, loggerhead, fled, redhead, bedspread, godhead, whitehead, arrowhead, gingerbread, bridgehead, copperhead, bloodshed, bullhead, riverbed, seabed, dred, pwned, redd, deathbed, go ahead, flathead, skinhead, woodshed, newlywed, wellhead, purebred, flatbed, farmstead, featherbed, shithead, unwed, swed, roundhead, butthead, freda, trailhead, reade, cornbread, drumhead, steelhead.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bred:
well, pure, half, thorough, american, high, ill, college, standard, city, low, fancy, captive, wry, monstruous, fair, home, calm, unright, random, line, gentle.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bred:
man, people, woman, horses, men, animals, horse, gentleman, girl, cattle, stock, person, women, lady, dogs, dog, children, boy, birds, sheep, child, persons, gentlemen, cows, ladies, face, animal, youth, fellow, mare, girls, bulls, voice, manner, air, manners, courtesy, boys, englishman, pigs, mice, bull, mares, ewes, ones, varieties, sires, specimens, strains, wife, cow, ease, sire, contempt, herds, heifers, females, rats, lambs, fowls, creature, son, stallions, folk, rams, sows, stallion, calves, lad, hogs, hounds, individuals, plants, race, pony, strain, males, families, flocks, herd, indifference, terrier, english, daughter, arab, american, parents, ponies, wool, insolence, spaniels, male, bone.

Consonant match to bred:
breed, bread, brood, broad, braid, bride, brad, braud, broid, brewed, browed, brede, brod, brayed, brode, braude.

Words that sound like bred:
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