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Originally, it was a somewhat common mispelling of the word "brother", often by baby boomers, people attempting to imitate Hulk Hogan, and Fudds. It's now used often to troll people, and is used as a mild joke when shitting on boomers in gun communities, and biker communities. It's also especially popular on /k/, other boards of 4chan, when adding complete silliness to a post.
Boomer: do yuo like the 1911??/? IT won 2 worl wards shooting God's own caliber!
Normal Person: It's a decent weapon.
Boomer: AW HE'LL YEAH BORTHER!
Words you can keep
A man that surpasses the title of brother, a man who is so lordly that a word must be made to describe him.
Tony: Have you met Phil yet?
Matt: I have, he has a badass voice!
Tony: He is a true borther.
Borther by Nerdmeister August 4, 2016
Borther - a brother cousin, or other incestuous male relatives.
Yeah Bob's parents are brother an sister, He's a real borther.
Borther by BIGGGDaddyDoss October 22, 2018
Borther is a word that can mean many thing but is often used to refer to friends and relatives
Your my borther
Borther by Jilly bones January 8, 2019
Something you sick on a tall, creepy man who is stalking you.
Stalker: -creeeeeepin'- 'ooh, there's Lisa!'
Lisa: 'You best be 5 meters away before I get out my borther!'
Borther by jhqbgejkgnjkwenbg1234 March 15, 2011
Like a brother but some stupid little shit couldn’t pronounce it right
Borther by Gays can’t read March 7, 2019

heck yeah, borther 

Heck yeah borther: a phrase that started on YouTube, under the gaming channels Kryoz and SMii7Y. It’s more common on Kryoz’ channel, but is still often prevalent on SMii7Y’s, as well. It’s spoken in a southern accent, a simple mispronunciation of “heck yeah brother.” This phrase is a definite fan favorite.
“I just won the game.”
“You did?”
“Yeah!”
“Heck yeah!”
“Heck yeah, borther!”
heck yeah, borther by _kkriii March 16, 2018
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Salad Days 

green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

Rashness with little concern of consequence.

Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
"How did you end up in jail?"

"Salad days, 'nuf said."
Salad Days by GilbyRFC0 October 7, 2011
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