brosef
(back formatio) another term for bro (a clipping for brother as in a brother from a fraternity) that is often used by males as a friendly nick name for other males =“Hey brosef, what’s up?” More…
Brosef
(creative respelling) A close friend. =Similar to breh or bro, brosef usually has a positive association and refers to a friend of yours. Bro can refer to someone negatively or positively, More…
Broseidon
(noun) Name for those showing exaggerated qualities of a 'bro', they have the stature of a God among their social group, but in a negative sense. 'Bro' qualities can be More…
broseidon10
(blending and clipping of brother and Poseidon) indicates a bond between two guys that is brotherly but also paying respect to one of the guys =“Awesome! You know I can’t wait to see you More…
Broseph
A term of endearment for men, especially in guy-guy friendships. It is used as a greeting or simply as a nickname. It is also used frequently as a joke, especially when used to address More…
Broseph (1)
One of the most popular of the many terms of endearment between heterosexual males that combines bro with another word. =That’s my broseph right there, he’s always been there for me. More…
broseph (2)
(suffixation) a good friend, bro, man. Mostly used in an informal setting. =Richard: “Hey man what’s up?” Michael: “Not much brosef how about you?” Etymology : Broseph is a suffixation of More…
Broseph (3)
Term for a male friend. Commonly used during friendships between guys. =It is used when guys, especially those who are part of a fraternity, refer to their friends. Etymology : It came More…
Broseph Goebbels
A guy’s best guy friend =People who say this are generally the kind of people who say “bro” a lot anyway, but this is a newer and cooler way of labeling your best guy friends. People say More…
Brosesh
a conversation taking place strictly between men, where they discuss things that may not be accepted among female company. This conversation would typically last for a long time, perhaps More…
broski3
("bro" + "ski") A close friend who is a teenage/college boy. Term is used mostly by girls. =Derived from the word "bro." "Bro" is thus derived from More…
brosquito
A joking way to refer to a brother or other friend. By blending with the word "mosquito," the user implies a negative connection (usually jokingly). ="How are you doing More…
Brotato
A male who is usually extremely lazy and associated with a fraternity/embodies the sort of attitude one generally associates with a fraternity. ="Aw, brotato." Etymology : A More…
brotein
protein for an adolescent male =Brotein is commonly used in colloquial American English by socially adept males who go to the gym daily to exercise and are into bodybuilding. It usually More…
Brotein
Term which mocks the ‘gym-bro’ culture and their obsession with protein as a way to achieve physical ‘gains’. =The ‘gym-bro’ culture is perpetuated by people who go to gyms frequently and More…
Brotein (3)
Protein you consume with your bro. After returning from a solid lifting session with said bro, you head back quickly to solidify your gains with a healthy serving of protein powder. This More…
brotein shake
A good friend who regularly works out and takes supplemental protein. =My brotein shake is looking very swole today. Etymology : blend of brother and protein shake. =Heard from friend More…
Brotein(2)
(Blending) Brotein is another way to call someone your “bro” or brother. =It comes from the blending of the two words brother and protein. It originated with my good friend from Clear Lake, More…