brassic

broke, penniless, without means, on the bones of yer -rs-.
comes from the c-ckney rhyming slang ‘boracic lint’ (a type of medical dressing): boracic lint = skint.
boracic is pr-nounced ‘br-ssic’.
fack me, i’m br-ssic this week cos i’ve eaten too many rubys.
peniless, broke, skint, lacking in funds. british slang term.
can i tick an eighth off you until next week, i’m br-ssic.
to be short in the wallet department to the tune of none.
oh d-mn and dash crispin! i carnt afford to get monged tonight, i am compleatly br-ssic. t-ts!
(adj) poor, without a penny; (flat/stone) broke, busted, skint, bernie flint, light in the wallet, short on funds.
he’s way too br-ssic to be taking girls uptown on his dime.
very cold, chilly. a temperature that makes one shiver. usually applied to the weather or outdoor temperature. the cold temperature may be accompanied by a cold wind that goes right through ones clothing. the same kind of cold as ‘br-ss monkeys’ weather. can also be applied (typically sarcastically) to indoor temperatures, especially if it is colder than is comfortable and one wants to influence a change!

used in the north of britain.
it’s br-ssic out (there).
brrrr, it’s a bit br-ssic out there. (‘a bit’ can be added as an under-exaggeration)
“br-ssic” taken from the latin word “br-ssicus” meaning to be poor/financially c-nted.
“hey old chap im f-cking br-ssic buy me a pint!”

“james is so br-ssic he cant afford petrol for the death mobile!”

“hey its the the so br-ssic crew!”