broadstage

Being on stage, particular Broadway.
Blend of the two words, stage and Broadway

One day I'm going to be on Broadstage!

by Kyle J R April 4, 2008

Brevatte

Half latte, half breve, completely delicious.

I want more than milk but less than cream, make it a brevatte.

by ph0rman August 28, 2014

Brevatte

What to drink when you want to explode your arteries in the most delicious way possible. Add chocolate syrup for even more heart attack inducing flavor.

I'd like a brevatte, please. Extra half-and-half and hold the espresso.

by audaxion August 28, 2014

broade

Pronounced Bro-aid, just like a parade, a Broade is a large gathering of broish dudes traveling to and from a destination.

Most likely to be seen traveling to football games, Fraternity row, Spring Break, the bars, Coachella etc.

"Make way for the Broade!"

"Today's the annual Broade to check out the talent out at bid day!"

"The douche factor of this bar just came up from that Broade that walked through the door."

by branik December 4, 2015

broad at the beam

Big butt

She's very broad at the beam

by slurpyslime May 31, 2017

Broad Foal

A young gay man who has a stocky and muscular build, and is very promiscuous.

He went to the bar looking for a broad foal to hook up with.

by Doctor Grbfllgsk January 11, 2018

broad tosser

A person who manipulates three cards -- two red aces and a black queen-- on a flat surface, while barking at passersby to bet they can follow the queen (or "broad") as he moves her and the aces around. He is the most important member of the mob running Three Card Monte, a swindle posing as a game. Other members pose as players who make a show of winning and collecting big bets, which encourages suckers to bet money from their own pokes. . The broad tosser invites players to "chase the lady', before he executes his secret move, whereby he appears to throws the queen face down when in fact , he has exchanged it for one of the aces. The chumps follow the wrong card from the very beginning.

Rodrigo was a broad tosser who dressed like a loser and pretended he couldn't speak English; he attracted cocky, well-dressed men from Wall St. to bet -- and lose--- thousands on Three Card Monte every week.

by MTyeW23 June 11, 2018