Bro's Getting their bro on, doing bro things.

exp. Beer bongs, Fist pounding, popping collars, saying bro, saying dude.

A phrase to describe someone who is cognitively degenerating. Synonym of "going off the deep end". Can have varying degrees of severity.

Reference to the song "Hey You" by Pink Floyd. The line "and the worms ate into his brain" makes no sense in an otherwise linear and literal narration throughout the lyrics.

Verb: to bro down; Noun: a bro down
pronunciation: Brauh Daaaaooooon

An event which occurs when a group (2 or more) of men convene in a suitable place in which the following acts occur:

- consumption of alcohol
- fist pumping
- one or more of the individuals must be bare chested
- watching movies / playing video games
- talking about sports
- verbal abuse of females
- no anal sex
- calling each other a bro

The bro down is designed to create a comfortable environment where attendants are made to feel comfortable, but there must be no anal sex.

PLEASE NOTE: No bitches must be present at the bro down.

A primitive form of fratenizing amoungst males, usually bros, often involving but not limmited to the inclusion of beer, liqour, obscenity, and womanizing. Anything homo-erotic is also acceptable.
*Can be used in different tenses, ie: broing-down or bro'd-down.

n. Boys night out.

As in a Hodown, but with your bros.

Bro-Downs can only be said to occur when females are conspicuously absent from an extended session of boozing.

The term 'bro' is an abbreviated form of 'brother'.

The more bros present, the more severe the bro-down.

Bro downs are characterized by an increasing level of sexual angst that correlates directly to the amount of time bro-ing it down and volume of booze consumed. They will almost certainly include, but are not limited to: a fight, challenges of strength, discussion of the last girl you gave a salty pirate or donkey punch to, accusations of homosexuality, and eventually a trip to a peeler, snap off parlour, or rub'n tug.

An interaction (usually intense) between two "bros", in which a given grievance is first aired, subsequently debated, and ultimately resolved (commonly through the act of "hugging it out," or the mutual consumption of alcohol. Often both.) An inevitable part of any bromance.