brungous 

Can mean whatever you want it to mean. Can be used as a noun, adjective, or pronoun. Typically used to describe an act, object or make fun of someone.

"What in the brungous?" "That is one bald brungous!"

brungous by KarlJumper February 4, 2023

Broughton 

A beautiful, safe place, can 100% go out past 10 if you get injured, police come right away, no cap. Everyone is very nice unlike those disgusting swintoners whom will "shag ur nan" if you get cheeky fam.

Broughton is my dream holiday

Broughton by Da fucking goat June 19, 2021

i brought clay for our new home 

A way to remember the 7 diatomics of the Perodic Table

Iodine
Bromine
Chlorine
Florine
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Hydrogen

I got a chem test next. What are the diatomics.

i brought clay for our new home

thanks

i brought clay for our new home by kaboom2020 February 17, 2010

Brug 

A misspelling of bruh that gained popular use as a more comfortable, or reputable alternative to the aforementioned, initial slang. It can still be used when someone says something stupid or counter intuitive but perhaps in an ironic, new, and deeper meaning.

Dwayne: Rosa Parks is overrated for real.
An individual who disagrees with Dave, fuck, I mean Dwayne: Brug

Brug by Naheel Marks July 30, 2019

Brungus 

Steve Brule language for : "Boden" (a last name)

"My next guest is Dr. Jimmy Brungus"

"It's actually Dr. Johnny Broden-" "Dr. Jungy Brogen!

Brungus by Stevey Brule May 25, 2010

braught

More etymology created by Byrd-man - the man never quits!
Assumed to be a combination of Brung and Brautwurst...

"I braught you some sausage, I'll TIRL you what"

braught by dmackdmdddddff August 12, 2019

Brough 

Bruh that's rough - bruh + rough = brough.
When a bro goes through a rough time or has experienced something rough.
Instead of saying "Damn bro, that's rough" you could say "Brough".

Bro 1: "My kitchen just burned down"

Bro 2: "Brough"

Brough by celocylis September 21, 2020