1. a member of a very close group of friends or "bros"
2. one who is always their for his close friends and never flakes out
3. you can call many people "bros" but only your closest friends can be called "brehs"
4. often used for smoking buddies
2. one who is always their for his close friends and never flakes out
3. you can call many people "bros" but only your closest friends can be called "brehs"
4. often used for smoking buddies
1. "tryna come swoop me breh?" "Hell yeah breh i got you breh"
2. "that dude is my breh!"
3. "when you gonn get a job breh?"
4. "tryna roll tonight breh?" "Hell yeah im always down to roll with you breh"
2. "that dude is my breh!"
3. "when you gonn get a job breh?"
4. "tryna roll tonight breh?" "Hell yeah im always down to roll with you breh"
by Young Gage June 24, 2009
by Brehhh 69 August 3, 2008
A way of naming a person in a conversation with someone when you cant be bothered to say their name or have no idea who the hell they are.
Weird Man: so i was in the store right, when this breh comes up to me and starts swearing!
Other Weird Man: I dont actually care, mate.
Guy: I reckon that breh over there is gay, dont you?
Guy 2: err... why does that matter?
Other Weird Man: I dont actually care, mate.
Guy: I reckon that breh over there is gay, dont you?
Guy 2: err... why does that matter?
by sakib January 24, 2008
It is a word you say when you are suprised or annoyed it is a word similiar to bruh but it is better and can be used in many more ways
Person 1" donlad trump is behind you !"
Person 2" where !!??"
Person 1"haha made you look"
Person 2 " BREH! Stop trolling me"
Person 2" where !!??"
Person 1"haha made you look"
Person 2 " BREH! Stop trolling me"
by Ggoossee September 7, 2022
by alpacawrld September 23, 2020
Breh is the most commonly used word in a style of talking called, "Brehznitch." Breh is simply a variation of the word, "Bro," which is short for brother. The creators of Brehznitch originally only used this word sparingly, but as time went on they began using the word after almost every sentence.
Breh can be used virtually after any word in the entire English language. (And other languages, for that matter).
"Hello breh."
"What the fuck are you talking about, breh?"
"Look at that shark chasing the small child breh, it's massive!"
"Bah well, who cares breh?"
"What breh?"
"Hello breh."
"What the fuck are you talking about, breh?"
"Look at that shark chasing the small child breh, it's massive!"
"Bah well, who cares breh?"
"What breh?"
by Nicky Savage July 23, 2009