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Bro-Solid 

Bro-Solid
A bro who always has your back and you have theirs, keeping It one-Hundred With each other and everything on solid,
a day-one Bro who never judges you but Tells you the truth.
Slic-O : Good looking out bro,
Bryan: Yeah kinfolk you know I’m always there when you need me,
Slic-O : you Bro-Solid for real....

BY: GiovanniDYMillyentei
Bro-Solid by MillYentei DYSlick June 25, 2020
Words you can keep

Bro Solid 

A favour that one bro does for another without expecting anything in return.
Guy 1: "Hey Robbie"

Guy 2: "Hi Jonno"

Guy 1: "Thanks for helping me arrange my fishing rods last night"

Guy 2: "No problem"

Guy 1: "That sure was a bro solid that you did for me"
Bro Solid by AllTheWords March 12, 2013
Related Words

solid bro move 

A shitbag fuckboy who cockblocks, throws you under the bus, and or DM's your girl, drives a compact car and wacks his pud to the family photo album.
Hey you hear about Jonathan Robyn Paul? He has to register as a sex offender for touching baby peens, what a solid bro move

Bro me a solid

synonymous with "do me a favor." Used by idiot jocks and frat boys, as well as the nerd and hipster crowds to be ironic.
Frat boy: "Dude, could you brow me a solid and toss me a brew? Thanks Bra."

Nerd: "Hey man, can you bro me a solid?" (weird look) "What?"
Bro me a solid by Komrad Krunch November 10, 2009
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