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Bro-nouns 

Related to pro-nouns, but way cooler.

Words like Bro, yo, dude/dood, Dave, Cool Dude, My Man, etc.

(Word invented by @aph.meow_ on instagram, you should follow her!)
Dave Strider: Bro, they’re pretty amazing!

Karkat Vantas: yeah, I see you’re using those amazing bro-nouns, as always!

John Egbert: yo, dude, I always use my bro-nouns too!
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David Elizabeth Strider always uses his bronouns.
Bro-nouns by Aph.meow_ December 29, 2017
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bro nouns 

Replacing pronouns with terms that are related to Bro.
1"Can you stop with the bro nouns please"
"No way broseph"
2. "Bro I saw that guy and he was a little bit older than me "
"Stop calling me bro

3. "'Sup my brother"
"Hey home boy"
Related Words
Bronoun • bro • bro ho • bro code • Bro C • Bro Fist • Bro-Bro • bro man • bro dude • Bro-Gina
Any noun or proper noun that has been purposefully altered to include the word 'bro'. Typically this is used in words containing a syllable that already rhymes with bro as this simplifies the integration. This rhetoric is most commonly observed among male friends addressing each other.
Ex. 1
Guy1: "What's going on bro biden?"
Guy2: "Not much, brorack brobama. How's things?"

Ex. 2
Guy1: "Yo, broseph, can I get a spot?"
Guy2: "What's the matter, can't handle the broflex? Yeah, I gotcha, don't worry, I'm a brofessional."
Guy1: "Quit dropping the bro nouns and help me."
bro noun by unoit! April 8, 2011

bronouns 

when the bros respect your pronouns
bro, her bronouns are she/her. don't be a dick, bro.
bronouns by izthabrudda August 16, 2022

Bronouns 

Pronouns used to describe friends and/or friendly associates
Bronouns: Pronouns used to describe friends and/or friendly associates

Examples:
Bitch, Little Shit, Buddy
Bro, Pal, Chum, Slag, Personal Cumdumpy
(Also includes nicknames, ect)
Bronouns by TheBallLixker2000 December 19, 2023

bronouns 

Using “bro” as a pronoun
“Bro is astronomical.”
“I fw bro heavy.”
“Y’all need to stop abusing bronouns.”
bronouns by palabraplug February 22, 2024
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