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Chestwig for men who can't grow their own.
Sheesh, you seen Archie recently, I think he's sporting a fresh Brohair? Must have come into money recently."
Brohair by Houtie May 24, 2012
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A company of brothers, whose bravery and goodwill rival that of the cavalry of the Rohirrim. To be summoned whenever bros need to be gathered up.
"Oh no, Sam is in trouble. Summon the brohirrim!"
brohirrim by meng_m October 5, 2007
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A gaggle of dude-bros and/or white-hats.
"Oh no, here comes the Brohirrim. There's rapings afoot!"
brohirrim by ChastyMahone March 5, 2010
Bros who are way into Lord of the Rings.
"Taylor is such a brohirrim, you can't even quote the movies without him correcting you"
Brohirrim by sebastian crucial December 14, 2006
The male emotion of being so excited over a male friend visiting or doing something cool, you become aroused.
"Dude, I'm soo Brohard for you right now, no homo."

"That shot was soo good it's got me Brohard."
Brohard by Boredbomber June 5, 2014
An acquaintance who tries too hard to become one of the "bro's" and constantly refers to himself being in the wolf-pack when he clearly isn't.

It can also refer to that guy who constantly ends sentences with "bro".
Acquaintance: Howz it goin? Bro! Pal! Heard you were at that party last night, decennnt. I was gonna go but I got so drunk with a sh*t-ton of girls and couldn't make it because my car had a flat tire from having too many girls in the backseat. So I stayed home and Fb'ed.
You: Brohard.
Acquaintance: What? Bro. You down to slam a 2'1 of palm bay with the buds!?
You: .......
brohard by Lucky Number Seven February 6, 2012
A posse of bros.
Bro 1: "Bro, what happened to you last night? You disappeared at the bar, the Brohirrim was looking all over for you!"
Bro 2: "Sorry bro, I was balls deep in that grenade I jumped on."
Bro 1: "Ah snap Brospehus!"
Brohirrim by Dr. Language May 29, 2011
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