broner

the erection a male receives from riding too close to his male friend on a scooter.

Jeff always gets a raging broner when he rides in with Kyle on his Vespa.

by getjustin June 13, 2008

Bronze Cigar

A bronze Cigar is when somebody takes a firm shit in someones mouth and it looks like They are smoking a cigar.

Dude Dont Kiss her James Gave he a Bronze Cigar last night.

by LuckyPierre November 6, 2008

Bronze Wings

Bronze Wings are awarded to those who have taken a shit through someone elses legs.
This generally involves sitting on someones legs while they are on the toilet and you do your business through their legs.

"Hey, Sarah wouldnt move off the tiolet last night..so i sat on her legs and took a shit through them!"
"wow thats cool, you've earned your bronze wings! wear them with pride!"

by Climinto May 9, 2008

Bronkers

a term meaning Bronxville-Yonkers. Bronkers is the area of Yonkers with the Bronxville P.O. Parts of it are considered the estate section of bronxville, i.e. lawrence park west, full of mainly tutor styled homes. but then there is the yonkersy section full of tacky 70's style homes and non-wasp residence. People from Bronkers are generally shunned from all bronxville society.

Bronxvillian: where do you live again?
Bronkersan: On Bronxville Road.
Bronxvillian: Oh, Ok please leave our town you skank.

by bxvilian May 26, 2009

broner

arousal from seeing an incredibly hot armenian man.

bro, the way u puff on that cohiba is giving me a broner.

by mister chang October 25, 2009

Broner

Having a large amount of excitement or getting a boner when you get to go over to a friends house.

Bob:Dude i got a major broner when rich said I could go to his place.

by overlord332266 August 4, 2011

Bronze Yoke Of Venus

Phrase used in Horace Book III Ode IX. The yoke has of connotations of subservience; in some ancient cultures it was traditional to force a defeated enemy to pass beneath a symbolic yoke of spears or swords. A remnant of this tradition is the saber arch seen at some military weddings. The yoke may be a metaphor for something oppressive or burdensome, such as imperialism, or for a link or bond between two people, such as marriage. The yoke is frequently used metaphorically in the Bible, first in Genesis regarding Esau.

What if we should should come together under the bronze yoke of Venus once more

by Saphireeyes1111 October 7, 2011