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Bro Stink 

1). What a dude has after being out all night, lunar drunk, smoked up, man stanky, Real 3D SeXXXed up, pussy lipped, snickers breathed and cocked out in every kind of way.

2). What yer bedroom has after a week long fourgy or moregy bro fest... (See: Brofest in Bed).

3). one Bro Stinky sticky haired mother f*%#@R who never washes the gel out of his hair.

4). What a dudes favorite pair of sox, underwear, t-shirt, jock strap, hoody or beanie has after weeks and weeks of unfailing wear without removal and/or washing.

5). What your finger(s) has/have after reaching down or behind to scratch yer butt 'n' nuggets.
a). Dude... Hit me a puffer. I can't breath in here. That litter box is freaking nasty.

No, man. It's "Bro Stink". Little Dwizzle just came home from the club~

b). Dude, when you took off yer shirt your bro stink smelled just like pizza. Made me so hungry.

c). Little Dwizzle had a britches bitch itch. He reached down deep to make things right. Turning around was a hottie with her next ex-BF. "What's shakin'?" asked Little Dwizzle while passing along his Bro Stink hand shake without thinking twice.
Bro Stink by Sterling Arch March 24, 2011
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Stink Bro 

A straight-acting DL bisexual guy who spends a lot of time at the gym to get his gains. Usually has a girlfriend, but also has sex with his workout buddy. He uses the gym as an excuse to get sweaty with his stink bro.
I always see Steve and Travis work out together. Would they even lift if one didn't show up?
Nah, man. They're stink bros. They go at it after they lift.
Stink Bro by Rusk86 June 9, 2020
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