Bro-Job

Origin: Nolan Shaffer

Definition: A non homosexual act of oral sex between two straight bros.

“Hey Lincoln, my girlfriend is still in Iraq, could you be a real bro and give me a bro-job?”

by Hornywalter69 August 20, 2019

trenches bro

When you and / or your bro is about to go into a scary or new situation , your bro has got your back if he says this phrase

Trenches bro

by GRANDMASTERSPELL October 1, 2015

Bush Bro

When someone and his friend come together to stalk you while in a bush. Its like when you like someone, and they are your friend, so you like to watch them and then you touch them after being in a bush, like a joke! And since you know the person itll all be ok!

That person really is a bush bro

by Sexy Infamous Jake March 15, 2019

Bro Bunk

Where you and a friend decide to sleep in the same bed even though another bed is available.

Bro 1 - "There's a extra bed in the other room when you wanna crash at night."

Bro 2 - "Nah dude let's just Bro Bunk for the night."

by cocoagogo117 August 14, 2011

Bro Storm

So much bro, the atmosphere can not handle it.

In today's forecast: sunny with a 30% chance of a Bro storm.

by Openslot November 10, 2011

starter bro

The type of guy a woman dates during her directionless phase and not caring whether or not he is a fully functioning adult with aspirations beyond being a basic fuckboy. More likely than not she is dating him till it gets boring and her ambitions will carry her elsewhere while he tries to recapture the glory of his adolescence but with no actual plan beyond where to "get lit." This is the guy that if a woman's period is late while dating him, she will legitimately panic because the thought of keeping him is absolutely opposite to the concept of a healthy relationship or for that matter a partnership in co-parenting.

Friends don't let friends get knocked up by a starter bro.

by ShoNuff77 May 16, 2017

Bro Tones

Short for "Brotha Tones", which is a much needed term for the backup vocal parts in newer rap/hip hop music which mostly consist of short rhythmic repetition of words like "Hey", "What?", "Yo" etc. These are used to accentuate the beat and sometimes lends to syncopation, generally making the song more dance-able.

White Person: Hells Yea!.. Listen to those bro tones in the background, it gets me so pumped-up!!

by doomspleen June 13, 2011