Smash Bros

from the videogame 'Smash Bros' used for the colloquial meaning of the verb 'to smash' referring to sex

1) used as a fixed expression in 'to play Smash Bros'

sex, sexual encounter, hooking

2) used as a noun in the plural form

male friends+ who have sex with each other

1) "I want to play Smash Bros with (PERSON)! (PERSPN) is such a hottie."

2) "(MAN) and (MAN) are Smash Bros, and they don't even know the game."
"Oh yeah, Jimmy is my Smash Bro. He comes this Saturday for a playing session."

by Aküma March 26, 2020

SMASH BROS

When two men have a threesome with a female they form a special bond and thus become SMASH BROS forever more

Kinda regret that threesome with Nikki I mean yeah she's hot AF but now Ted and I are SMASH BROS for life especially after locking eyes a couple times during FML

by Professor Sequoia February 12, 2023

smash bro

Fuck-buddy who you think of as a bro.

"I recently got a smash bro so ive been having fun with him every weekend the past few weeks"

by November 16, 2018

“You’re lifting up the skirt bro”

A response phrase to say to a men when he asks you an inappropriate question regarding your body, sex life, or any insulting towards the individual. Also, men asking personal information that is unnecessary to know or uncomfortable for the individual. Another way of saying “back off that question”

“You’re lifting up the skirt bro” when you ask me about my boob size.

“You’re lifting up the skirt bro” when you asked me how many men I have had sex with”

by Totalbabe222 January 17, 2025

fin bro

A fin bro is a finance bro. They work in finance and that is their only personality.

Jake: Ethan is going to study Finance.
Sully: OH? Ethan is going to be a fin bro.

by urmomceline September 21, 2023

My silly bro Nathan

When your bro Nathan does some pretty wacky awesome stuff.

Robert: "Brooo you are such my silly bro Nathan!"
Nathan: "Hello"

by BlastoiseVeteran December 13, 2024

told bro we geek hard

A phrase commonly used among used on social media, to describe someone who is visibly under the influence of drugs, often to a significant degree. It's typically used in a casual, sometimes humorous context, acknowledging the intense effects of drug use.

Jeff: "Bro, Miles just hit three blinkers earlier, he hasn’t moved for 20 minutes."*
- Mike: "Told bro we geek hard."

by skullbowl444 November 28, 2023