Brougham

One of many variations of the nickname 'brother'. Brother begat bro, which begat brougham. Brougham has been further modified to create such nicknames as broughamsky.

A brougham is typically one of your close-but-not-closest friends, or a friend of a friend. It can also be used in emergencies when you forget someone's name, e.g. dude, chief, etc.

Almost nobody who uses it knows that it's actually spelled brougham, or that a Brougham is a Cadillac.

"Hey, what's happenin' brougham?"

by zio228 July 1, 2008

Broughton

fucking worst high school in NC. take away the H(igh) --stoners-- and all you have is BS.

enloe kid: damn those Broughton kids are fuckin lame.

by enloe kid February 21, 2009

brought

A word used by a lot of people with sub-standard schooling when they mean to say 'bought'

I sold my lung and brought a new car!

by MiddleClassWhiteGuy July 25, 2006

Brougham

A popular Cadillac vehicle used by gangsters.

1 I was rollin' in my Brougham last night.

2 I hooked up my Brougham with daytons.

by Brandon LeMire February 19, 2004

browngraded

An subtle act of discrimination on the basis of colour - especially pertaining to ethnic persons who have darker pigmentation eg: East Indian, Caribbean, Middle Eastern etc.

Usually not a blatant act as some services will still be given but with a disadvantage.

All brown people are seated at the rear of the aircraft to prevent other passengers from seeing them and worrying about a terrorist being onboard.

Brown guy: Did you get to choose your seat?
Middle Eastern guy: No - they said it was the only ones left.
Brown guy: They totally lied - I booked my premium seat 5 months ago. We totally got browngraded.

by betsandbits April 6, 2011

broing out the frat

Chillin with your homes. Drinking heavily and participating in fratty activities. Particpants may be entitled to Greek letters written across their arms.

Yo! Last night we were broing out the frat and i got so schwasted.

by MuThetaEpsilon February 29, 2008

boung

Boung or boong (pronounced b-ouh-ng, with the ng sounding like the ng in 'ing')
Yet another example of the white fella's ability to make a random sound and turn it into a derogatory remark. Probably came about as an attempt to mimic one of the many Aboriginal languages (as in "chinese sounds like chingchogwaaafliedlice", "french sounds like ahahaweeweelebaggette",etc...).
Used throughout Australia, mostly by middle-aged to older/elderly Australians, in reference to any Aboriginal or Islander person; and occassionally in reference to other dark skinnned people (Maori, Fijian, Samoan, African) until the white speaker discovers that they aren't Aboriginal. Then they are immediately assumed to be a better class of non-white.

"I say, Meryl, did you see that a tribe of boungs has moved into the house down the street? Tell you what, they're really going to bring down the value of the neighbourhood, what with the fighting and drinking that those types get up to."
"Well I ran into the wife earlier today, John. They're not boungs, they're Samoans."
"Really? Oh well, that's a new kettle of fish altogether then. Samoans are such lovely, polite people."

by anonimouse December 20, 2006