Brock: verb \ˈbräk\; To Brock someone is to create a strong verbal agreement over a long period of time with an
individual or group and then never
follow through. A true Brock is when the "Brocker" does not answer their phone for days and has some wild story as to why they broke their promise.
A term with a hint of endearment often (but not always) attached to it, as it is usually reserved for
unreliable friends, but friends nonetheless.
"Zach was
supposed to pick us all up to go to
the bar, but he brocked us!"
"Where's my weed?"
"Umm... I got brocked..."
"Say whaaaaat?"
"Yea. He took
the money and swore he'd be right back!"
Sounds like you're brockin ME!"