brolic

Tough, muscular, macho, aggressive, very large and possibly crazed

I'm not arguing with that dude; he's way too brolic

by Bill Peters November 6, 2006

Brolicious

of the 'bro' nature. Something that is overly obnoxious, related to fratboy parties or being a total tool. An example of total douchebaggery.

"Mike your seven flipped collars are a bit brolicious, now take six of those polo shirts off before I kick your ass!"

by Acowfrog June 15, 2009

Killian Bolick

Killian is a nice,caring ,amazing beautiful girl she is passionate girl who goes with the flow and she makes all 🅰️ and is so smart and everybody is jealous of her all the boys like her and she is so popular and she is the teachers pet although sometimes she can be retarded but she is always nice and still goes with the flow h the hoes try to be her friend but she has a good reputation and has not got in ruined yet .

Killian bolick She is everything

by Jalen mckenry October 13, 2019

Bolicky

Naked; nude; in one's birthday suit

In nudist counties, basically everyone there is running around bolicky.

by MoxiliciousK2 December 25, 2008

Brolicing

The act or attempt to becoming extremely muscularly defined. So much so that people want to be brolic like you.

Hey so you want to go brolicing with me today?

The only way to be strong, is if I go brolicing.

by Brolicjr10 May 9, 2013

Big Black Brolic Guy

A big black brolic guy is a black man who is always nude and muscular.

Hey have you seen that "Big Black Brolic Guy" at the elementry school

by jonathan joseph star February 7, 2023

Brolic

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.

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."

by The Most Brolic 103 June 23, 2009