Bro Syndrome

When someone repeatedly uses the terms bro, dude, or man and doing so without consciously thinking about it. Usually this gets to the point where it is an obsession, or slightly annoying.

Someone who states: “What’s up dude?”“Thanks man.” “Bro no way!”
In a sentence: “Yeah, Carson has Bro syndrome.”

by Stirfri123 January 15, 2022

tech bro

a man with an computer science degree, low critical thinking skills, a large ego, and too much venture capital money

"guys, you should download the app i just launced. its called cummr and it's going to revolutionize the purchase of customized sex dolls" - Person A

"oh shit, it's a tech bro. my rent is going up for sure." - Person B

by a very annoyed cs major March 3, 2023

bro-block

When a chick cockblocks your bro from hanging out with you. Both guys must be heterosexual so it's not an actual "cockblock," unless both are homosexual, in which it is.

You: "Dude, lets go play frisbee!"
Bro: "Yeah, bro!
Chick: "Aw, baby come stay with me!"
Bro: "Alright, see ya later, dude."
You: "Aw, man, I just totally got bro-blocked!"

by JoshPatrickCody August 21, 2013

bro snow'd

Kicking your bro's ass with a snowball

Shiiit john just got bro snow'd hard!

by superburgerman November 7, 2011

bro karma

Getting caught in the vicious cycle of karma for not being a bro.

An example is when AJ did not grind for his bro's, later because of bro karma a friend who was annoying him, mistakenly spilt bong water on him.

by Wordladdd February 13, 2017

Zoom Bros

two men of heighten status of respect for one another where one engages in sexual intercourse with a hoe as one bro livestreams it over Zoom to avoid FOMO while he is stuck during the pandemic

Carter: This girl is DTF and is coming over tonight
Cole: Bro hell yeah you gotta let me know how it is
Carter: Dude we are Zoom Bros, I wouldn't let you miss out on this

*Carter sends the Zoom link*

by zoomin with the groomin January 26, 2021

sailor bro

a person who would otherwise be a bro, but sails; this would mean that they have some critical thinking skills, and rather than knowledge of lifting, they can offer knowledge of all things sail related.

Bro: "Do you even lift bro?"
Sailor Bro: "I get my lift on with Clifton... do you even sail bro?"

by Pickleszsz March 19, 2014