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brocabulary 

part of bromanculture, vocabulary spoken from one bro to another, with emphasis on bronunciation.
An emphasis should be put on expanding one's brocabulary at every opportunity.

Bro-ing Out - Akin to a bro's version of "Girls Night Out", but with less kissing and boob-grabbing.

Brode - Bro Code. "If bro_#1 wants to date bro_#2's ex, he is obligated to ask. Bro_#2 is then in turn obligated to say Yes."

Bromosexual - A bro that is also a chick, and therefore bang-able.

Broner - Over-excitement for any bro-ing out activity. "Eddie popped a total broner when Jimmy rented out the Laser-tag pavillion..."

Bronoculars - A safety devise used to counteract another Bro's Beer Goggles. "If it weren't for my bronoculars, Harry would have rumped a total ugmo!"

The P-L-Bro - A group of bros occupying the same brocation as your brommunity.

Quid Pro Bro - A more or less equal exchange of goods or services between bros. "You can borrow my bike, but I get to tag your sister, Jenny."

Brophylactic - An agent, device, or measure that protects a bro from unwanted contact. "Don't be a ding-dong, cover your schling-schlong."
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Brocabulary 

The type of language a male, generally from 16-30, would use around other male friends of similar values as opposed to when in a formal setting or around older adults.
Jon used his brocabulary when around his friends, but around his ultra-conservative parents, he refrained from cuss words and inappropriate subjects.
Brocabulary by coogsfortierone October 13, 2009

Bocabulary 

Bocabulary (or bocab for short):
phrases or words, predominantly Australian, considered to be bogan taken on as the vernacular; names of people (especially children) and places which have bastardised spellings;

See also Boganism.
Bocabulary
Bocab
Youse (you plural)
Ya (you singular)
gunna (going to)
wudda (would have)
cudda (could have)
cudna (couldn't have)
roadies (a measure of distance based on how many stubbies can be consumed from start to finish of the journey)
mainies (parading down the main street, preferably in a hotted up Valiant or Ford)
nuffink (nothing)
sumfin (something)
Aalivyah (Olivia)
Bacardee (oh dear, that's just wrong!)
bhrontee (Bronte)
Chaylarna
Harysin (Harrison)
Joeboi
Kortnee
Sierra-leonie
Bocabulary by Eve-Power June 24, 2011

Brocabulary 

The collection of words "bros" use to communicate. Many of these are normal words (and sometimes names) that just have the bro force into them, such as brocrastinating. (procrastinating). They'll also incorperate things bros love, (such as polos, or Natty Ice. i.e. Fratty Ice.
Bro, you gotta expand your brocabulary.
Brocabulary by Brewster Rooster August 24, 2010

brocabulary 

A set of terms used to communicate effectively in a surrounding with primarily bro's. These words can be dubbed a part of official brocabulary simply by adding a "bro" on the front of any given word (see "brointro"). These words can commonly be misconstrued, EX: when a bro attempts to create a brocab word that is completely out of nowhere and nonsensical (see "brogus")
Bro1: "yo bro, the stuff that guy at the frat party last night said was so brogus. no one knew what the hell he was talking about.

Bro2: "i know bro, he needs to brush up on his brocabulary for sure"
brocabulary by Sweet T-J January 23, 2009

Brocabulary 

The process of turning normal "oh" sounding words such as the words "spoken", "photography", "joke", etc. and putting a BRO in replace of the original vowel.
Dude #1 - "Hey man, I think I spotted Osama Binladen in that cave!"

Dude #2 - "Nah dude, that was BROsama Binladen.

Dude #1 - "Oh okay, but I asked him if he wanted some BROtato chips and he declined."

Dude #2 - "You're so BROmosexual, man.

Dude #1 - "I hate when you use Brocabulary on me..."
Brocabulary by JokingBROking August 23, 2010
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