Brosen One

A man who is born to lead all bros; Son of Broseidon, lord of the Brocean.

Bro 1: I heeard the Brosen One has arrived...

Bro 2: Dude thats awesome! Lets go join the brosession.

Bro 1: Righteous! I am so stoked.

by Broganite July 23, 2010

One for all

A quirk passed down generation to generation by a hero.

All mights quirk is called one for all

by MyHeroAcaFan October 18, 2019

that one friend

The one friend who someone goes to when they have no one else to hang out with or talk to. So basically their last choice

Guy 1: “are you friends with him?”
Guy 2: “nah he’s just that one friend”

by Hey guys.com February 1, 2018

the ugly one

1- The One who is ugly.

2- A member of the Teen Girl Squad, a cartoon drawn by Strong Bad.

1- That duckling is the ugly one.

2- Cheerleader! So-and-so! What's-her-face! The Ugly One!!!!

by aaronak November 5, 2004

have one

short for "have a good one," which itself is, of course, short for "have a good day."

Johnny: "See you tomorrow Bill"

Bill "Have one!"

by Watchful October 30, 2008

Army of One

Likely the most honest US military commercial ever broadcast. Although the intended message is undecipherable, a soldier running through the dessert by himself, to anybody who has been in the Army recently, the message is clear. YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN AND YOUR ASS IS IN GREAT DANGER - How the fuck did I get myself into this mess?.

The people here hate me. Many are trying to kill me. What the fuck are we here for, anyway? I don't want to be an army of one anymore. Give me some ruby slippers and get me back home.

by Sal McCloud February 13, 2006

One Under

A term usually used amongst London Underground staff, a one under is a person who has either intentionally or accidentally become trapped underneath a tube train. This action causes large delays.

Most one unders are suicide attempts, but occasionally accidental. A lot of one unders are fatal, but the 'luckier' people are just badly mangled by the sharp bits underneath the train.

There are anti-suicide measures put in place on many London Underground lines including deep trenches and glass barriers. The trenches are so that people can't easily lie on the tracks and people who accidentally fall can protect themselves by lying in the trenches, and the glass barrier doors only open when a train is on the platform.

We have another one under at Stepney Green station.

by Okonius October 19, 2007