brodoozer
brodoozer by Dave Cummings June 14, 2008
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"That Joe over there's a real Broozer!" "Yeah, just last week I saw him rip this guy a new one just for looking his way."
Broozer by Austin Tayeshuss November 2, 2009
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brodozer
A large truck with an entirely unnecessary liftkit, typically an F-150 or bigger, driven by a wordbro/word.
brodozer by carnevoodoo November 6, 2003
brodozer
A lifted truck that has lowered neon lights with flames on the side of the "doze" this lifestyle includes tight tapout shirts to show off how much you deadlift, tribal tatts and a sick as shit chassic on your "doze"
brodozer by sihhh dude January 13, 2018
Brodozer
A new lifted diesel truck that only hauls guys with affliction attire, white sunglasses, and hats. Typically found at hot shots with the same dudes getting there drunk on.
Brodozer by Funny mechanic November 29, 2018
Brodozer
A guy or group of guys who wear nothing but Tapout clothing, and drive huge lifted trucks with green or lit up neon undercarriages with metal mulisha and nor cal decals. Brock Lesnar is most likely their idol, and if not it's Chuck Lidell. They also love Quads, and tribal tattoos. They often are found in the weight room at the gym staring at themselves in the mirrors between workouts, playing for the local community college football team, or volunteering for a crappy fire department. (Steroid usage is often a side effect)
Common brodozer sentence: "Did you watch the fight last night? I was going to but I had to pick up my truck from the shop, and pick up some freaks to mollywomp."
Brodozer by AbsoluteEMT June 21, 2010
brodozer
Used to describe the vehicles piloted by desert bros. Usually large white trucks to begin with, they are then trasformed into the epitamy of excess (In the opposite direction of rice rockets) via the addition of enormous lift kits, huge tyres (usually baja claws see haha claws. Eveything chromable is chromed, and everything flamable is flamed (including window tinting) The headlights are often mounted in the front bumper to stay at the leagal height. The trucks tip easily, and don't off-road any better than they ever did.