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Bruk
verb
Break or Damage;
Comes from Jamaican Patois, meaning to “break” to snap, injure or mash something up, physically or financially. In grime slang it can describe being exhausted or in a bad way, or doing that to someone else, especially in a fight or clash context. Also “bruk pocket” used to describe being poor, “flat broke”.