Sombrerbro

1. One of the most bro forms of headgear. Commonly used as a form of protection against non-chillness (or sissiness).
2. A sombrero made entirely of Natty cans, duct tape, and a sandwich made by a woman.

1. Eric: "Oh shit, brah. That cop just put his siren on! Better pull over..."
John: "Don't worry, I got this, let me put on my sombrerbro."

*cop walks up*
Cop: " Holy shit, brah! Nice sombrerbro! I'll let you guys off free this time" *Brofists*

by Technokomodo May 19, 2011

SobOring

SobOring when someone stops drinking and they suddenly are sober and boring....

Samantha stopped drinking and became sobOring.....

by LizzyGlo April 27, 2020

Soboner

Someone who acts like they're high even though they never did drugs in their life. From sober and stoner.

Did you see Mark's analysis of Power Puff Girls? He's such a soboner!

by Ganondox March 5, 2017

backseat sombrero

Substantiating the widespread belief that all Mexican men are bisexual when given enough tequila, the term refers to an otherwise heterosexual mariachi performer's unexpected enthusiasm for anal penetration by another man.

Jorge was the picture of machismo until his fifth shot of Cuervo-- then it was all backseat sombrero for the rest of the night.

by Sprinkles-n-Dribbles August 3, 2012

sombrero

Hat in spanish. Not just that huge Mexican hat.

Person: Look at that guy's sombrero, it's huge!
Other Person: It's called a hat, deal with it.

by ... August 3, 2004

Sambo

Sambo is a character from the book "Uncle Toms Cabin." Sambo was a slave whose characteristics were to turn against his own people and "sell out" to the slave owner. This characters "sell out" attributes are largely placed on the wrong character, Uncle Tom

Your a sell out; a Uncle Tom (WRONG)
Your a sell out, a Sambo (CORRECT) "you show me give me the right, Ill show you how to tress the coons. Ill shows ya where they hides."

by Bruhfeed January 12, 2015

Somber

1. Dark and gloomy: Lacking light or brightness and producing a dull, dark, or melancholy atmosphere.

2. Dark in color: Having a color or tone that is dark, dull, or suitable for a serious mood or occasion.

3. Serious and melancholy: Marked by or conveying strict seriousness combined with sadness or a troubled state of mind.

NOTE: Somber is the Canadian and UK spelling of this word. The American version is 'sombre'. The word originated from the Dutch word 'somber', which means about the same.

A somber song, depressing and without variety.

by Jafje April 5, 2007