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Bro Namath 

In comedic reference to NFL Hall of Famer Joe Namath, Bro Namath is a term expressing endearment in amazement for another male, typically a close friend.
Matt: "Hey man, this is a clutch party."
John: "Thanks for coming out tonight, Bro Namath."

Kyle: "Hey dude, I cleaned out the garage for you."
Brendan: "...really? Wow, thanks so much. Man...seriously, thanks Bro Namath."
Bro Namath by chrisgrose October 8, 2009
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bro namath 

a term of endearment from one fellow to another.

the term also imparts a sense of awesomeness and studliness

referring to the legendary NFL quarterback, Joe Namath

see also: no homo, bromance
Steve: Man, Jerry, you've been working out. You look great, bro namath!
Jerry: uh, thanks Steve ... no homo right?
Steve: Whatever, this is a bromance, except it.
bro namath by hartdahl May 21, 2011
A word used by jocks,athletes,and tools to describe a male bond so strong and so deep it would make you question their sexuality.
Yo brad my bronamith that shower after practice was sweet. Next time ill do the soaping
bronamith by sahandsome September 7, 2009
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