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Brobrahski

A mixture of bro,brah,broski, and brahski. Commonly used by people who are "stoked" out of their minds, or by douche-bag fraternity members. Typically spoken with a "beach bum, surfer" accent.

Brobrahski as a noun- A person that wears backward visors, pooka shell necklaces, or someone who is simply, SUPER STOKED!

Mike: 'sup dude
Brobrahski: You want to go get some brewskis borbrahski?!
Mike: It's only 9 in the morning dude.
Brobrahski: who cares bro i was hoping you would be as stoked as me, but i guess not. bro.


Trevor Lord: What's up brobrahski?!
Brobrahski by Mitch and Mike April 8, 2009
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broscahski 

A longer version of saying bro but it's to your bro family
Guy 1: broscahski look at that girl over there
Guy2: BRUHHHHH she's so pretty

Guy 1: broscahski.. Damn
broscahski by Broscahski January 3, 2020
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Broscahski 

It's like using bro but your a higher level of intelligence
Guy1: broscahski I don't think I can do this test
Guy 2: broscahski I don't think I can either

Guy 1+2: we gon fail bruhvvs!!
Broscahski by Broscahski January 3, 2020

Brobrahnic Plague 

The Brobrahnic Plague. Usually used in relation to bros in abundance, or in relation to most frat houses. Constant audible usage of the words bro, brah, pussy, fagot, dude, tight, and sick. Beer pong tournaments, afflicted or tapout t-shirts, backwards fitted baseball caps, bud light, and biddies.
"Damn son, it's the mother fucking brobrahnic plague up in this bitch... and look at all these biddies."
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“No way, is that cake?”
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just fokin missing her

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me : look at you all sad & shit
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endwarfins

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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
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