Braddaz 

A slang term originating in Christchurch, New Zealand, "braddaz" is street talk meaning "brother", however it can replace literally every basic word in the English vocabulary including yes, no, hello, goodbye, cool, maybe, as well as a host of others.

"You going to Jamal's party tonight?"
"Yeah man."
"Braddaz."

"You seen that new Tom Cruise movie?"
"Fuck no."
"Braddaz g."
"Braddaz."

Braddaz by The Udon:|:Suicide Death Panda September 16, 2015

braddah 

brother in Hawaiian pidgin English. Other forms include brahor blalah. It is used for friend or brother.

How zit braddah? How you? Good braddah? And you?

braddah by Kawika Anderson June 26, 2005

Braddas 

1. A term of endearment.

2. An expression of joy or excitement

Braddas!

I got my P's braddas!

Braddas by Sir Juicy James November 27, 2011

braddah 

Noun; pidgeon (hawaiian slang) for brother.

brah-dah or bra-dah

Mom: Where your braddah went?
Kid: He went to da store.
Mom: Fo wut?
Kid: Fuck if I know he not my braddah, we don't share the same faddah!

braddah by aimlesswander April 10, 2007

Baddaz 

A term popularised by British rapper Rendo in his song “Baddaz” to describe a promiscuous female with attitude.

That girl over there is a baddaz!

Baddaz by KMenace June 5, 2020

ragwan me bradda 

Jamaican for the jive, "what's shakin' on the uptown downlow".

Out the inside of your inside's outside, spread the ego.

I'm bored, ragwan me bradda

ragwan me bradda by flurpy October 27, 2012

Braddah  

Braddah is just one word of slang in Hawaii or as they would say pigin as they would call it localy. Most people like to refer to it as broken english because most froiengers cant understand it with out a person to tell them what he/she said.

This example uses only the word bradda: hey bradda, where were you all day I've been looking for you all around the neighboor hood

Now this example is entirely writen in pigin ( or broken english): Ho braddah wea you been all day today I been looking for you all around da neabahood

Braddah by Hirule_Angel June 1, 2007