Bryced

The act of getting so drunk/high that you are past the point of being belligerent. People also refer to you as "that guy."

The act of shoving ones hand into another persons face to either make the shut up or go away.

To lose a game, match, or challenge that one should not have lost. Esp. to be a healthy young male, and lose to an older female in a race. To challenge an opponent, talking trash for weeks before the event, and then to lose the event and make excuses.

Different breed

I know a Bryce. He's amazing. I might be biased since I'm 101% sure I'm in love with him but he's pretty awesome. He has the funniest laugh ever and when he smiles his dimples show. He's really talented at everything he does, and he's always so naturally kind. He considers everyone's feelings and doesn't do anything that could potentially harm someone. Because of this, he puts himself in harms way very often. He is so selfless that he often hurts himself for the sake of others.

To my Bryce (and the others who can relate to this),
You will never be a burden to anyone for simply having feelings. You are allowed to be sad! You don't always have to be happy. I like you even when you're upset. But, never be afraid to reach out to someone if the sad gets overbearing. We all love you and we all want the best for you.

Bryce- Is a really hot guy. Funny and very attractive. He cares about a lot of people around him and is also very intelligent. But he can be mean at times. He usually would be the guy that would give his girlfriend his jacket. He's sweet, caring, and loveable. If you ever find a Bryce, keep him as long as you can. He's worth it. If you ever see him you will fall in love instantly. His smile is warm and He will be there if you ever need him. Bryce can be athletic and loving at the same time.

The Bryce is an Australian slang term that is typically used to convey high regard, admiration, or reverance for a person, object, or performance.

The phrase itself has it's origins in the Australian kickboxing and boxing scene, and is commonly considered to trace back to a very successful trainer and fighter.

Often heard used in conversation by both males and females alike, this phrase, when used strictly in context, signifies that something is at the pinnacle of its greatness.