Buck Bronson's Brown Eye Slider

Term used to describe a dump, at least 6" in length, that moves slowly out of the ass and into the bowl, usually producing little to no sound and never any splashback.

Because it was a Buck Bronson's Brown Eye Slider, the poor soul in the next stall was unaware that Jim had taken a dump until it crept up his nose.

by Ducati Jeff September 11, 2006

Brosonic

A portmanteu of the words Masonic and Bro. Used to describe something secretive in nature relating to bros.

Mike, Greg and I scheduled a Brosonic meeting for Thursday.

by Kurt Norris June 19, 2010

Full Brosnan

1. Everything required
2. All the gear

Habib: So yea, whats he bringing tommorrow bro?
Taner: Hes bringing the full brosnan, should be sick

by FullySope February 23, 2009

Bronson

The name Bronson (pronounced BRAHN-sun), is of Middle English origin meaning “son of the dark one”. The name is primarily utilized in English speaking countries. Bronson is an uncommon first name for men but a very common last name for both men and women.

Usually faithful and generous with a great capacity for affection. Bronson is gentle, even tempered, good natured, modest and slow to anger, disliking quarreling and avoiding ill-feeling. If provoked however, can explode into violent outbursts of ferocious anger in which can seem to lose all self-control.

"Beware the fury of a patient man."

"Don't pick on that one. He's apt to go Bronson on you."

by Juan Sánchez Villa-Lobos February 11, 2010

brosnan

Toughest pseudo-mafia family in Queensland. Don't mess with them.

A: Hey, that chick's really cool!
B: Yeah, she's a Brosnan, dude.
A: Oh, she is way too good for me then.

by ahpeeyem September 21, 2003

Frat me a bronson

To recieve a beer, usually a natty light, at no charge from a fraternity brother

"Hey man, I'm out. Can you frat me a broson?"

"Pledge, frat me a bronson"

by Anonomous132412451254 January 3, 2008

brosion

Brosion (bro-shun) Not to be confused with bromance. Brosion is a bonding activity among friends, primarily guys, generally associated with alcoholic beverages, bars or sporting activities, and not attributed to any particular event or celebration.

Looking forward to some solid brosion tonight at the pub.

by wingman1 March 23, 2009