1. train a boyfriend to live (cleanly) in a house.
2. to subdue, tame a boyfriend.
Works particularly well when training a boyfriend to put the toilet seat down (since in regular useage housbreak is to train pets to excrete outdoors). Also useful when keeping a boyfriend on a tight leash (see friend ditcher) or when teaching other domestic responsibilities, like making the bed or washing dishes.
3. (adj.) "housebroken" Not nearly as derisive as "whipped" therefore mostly used by women of their significant other.
2. to subdue, tame a boyfriend.
Works particularly well when training a boyfriend to put the toilet seat down (since in regular useage housbreak is to train pets to excrete outdoors). Also useful when keeping a boyfriend on a tight leash (see friend ditcher) or when teaching other domestic responsibilities, like making the bed or washing dishes.
3. (adj.) "housebroken" Not nearly as derisive as "whipped" therefore mostly used by women of their significant other.
by Doz (the real Doz) February 9, 2007
Someone who gets with a girl/guy knowing that they already are in a relationship and ruins that relationship as a result.
John is a housebreaker, he went out with Julie knowing that she was dating Mark and after Mark found out he broke up with Julie.
by Politikz January 3, 2016