tom brokoff 

verb: to get extremely hurt while doing something stupid. Derived from the phrase "broke off", which means to get hurt, and Tom Brokoff (an NBC lead anchor who constantly reports of tragedy).

"that fool tried to cross the tracks to beat the train but ended up getting tom brokoff!!!"

tom brokoff by ttentrah July 24, 2007

Brockoff 

Telling some one to F-off in a polite and proper manner, or when someone has been slacking off and not holding there own when working with others

Guy:What the hell has he been doing this whole time?
Girl:I don't know probably Brockoff'n the paper work again.

Brockoff by KoolKidzSayWhat August 13, 2014

Tom Brokeoff

Run away from, abandon, someone/a situation, usually not a good thing. Usually at the expense of others and without one's knowledge.

Hey where's (insert random person here)?

Oh he Tom Brokeoff on us again.

Tom Brokeoff by daddyklondike June 2, 2022