1) Often used to describe somebody who is strong, it holds the most extreme definition of strength and power.
2) Somebody who is strong and workouts is known as a brolic.
3) Can be used as a verb to illustrate physical harm.
* A dedicated folk-style, freestyle, or Greco wrestler is automatically known as a brolic because of the physically demanding schedule they endure.
* Only when used as a verb is the word brolic to have a k at the end of it so that it can be easily conjugated.
2) Somebody who is strong and workouts is known as a brolic.
3) Can be used as a verb to illustrate physical harm.
* A dedicated folk-style, freestyle, or Greco wrestler is automatically known as a brolic because of the physically demanding schedule they endure.
* Only when used as a verb is the word brolic to have a k at the end of it so that it can be easily conjugated.
1) "I've been hitting the weights lately, now I'm brolic."
2) "Arnold Schwarzenneger used to be such a brolic in his movie days."
3) "Ian was getting up in my face, so I had to brolick him. Now he can't walk straight."
2) "Arnold Schwarzenneger used to be such a brolic in his movie days."
3) "Ian was getting up in my face, so I had to brolick him. Now he can't walk straight."
by The Most Brolic 103 June 24, 2009