Bromask

An outer appearance, way of acting, or a choice of words in a certain situation that "masks" your genuine feelings to make you more of a "bro".

Dan: Yo man, I totally failed that math test and feel horrible,,
Bob: really? (back of his mind: "yo you deserved it...)
*bromask on* dang i totally feel ya bro, study up and ace dat next one bro
Dan: Aight yee i guess so thanks man
Bob: Gotchu bro *bromask off*

by BROMASK August 23, 2011

Bromsky

When you put your face between a pair of DD's and say bromsky (shaking your face back and forth.)

He went up to Jenn and did a bromsky to her boobies!

by Willis I Am Me September 16, 2005

bromfsky

The same as a " wa-ta-ta " ie: having a woman with large breasts slap your face between them.

" Then she dropped her bra and gave me a geat bromfsky ! "

by Bob Smersky April 1, 2004

Bromanski

Combination of the words "bro" & "man", with an added "ski" on the end for ~flair.

"Bromanski" usually refers to really baller friends, who think "bro", "dude", & "man" are out of date.

Friend 1: "Hey bromanski, what's uppppp?"
Friend 2: "CRACK A LACKIN' AND HULLABALOOIN'.

by understandari January 24, 2009

bromaster wordsmith

a bro who is godly at crafting new words to be entered onto Urban Dictionary.

Person 1: "Dude i just thought of another word to add to UD"
Person 2: "You, sir, are truly a bromaster wordsmith. I think thats like the 5th word this week you've added to UD."

by Ebok24 August 24, 2009

Bromastiff

A friend that you may have refered to as broseph in the past but then he either became a better friend or is just a really big guy. Derived from the terms broseph and mastiff. As in the bullmastiff which is a very large dog.

Oh dont worry we have bromastiff gaurding the door

by D-Walk June 8, 2011

bromakase

Asking a bartender or friend to select a beverage for you, rather than choose one yourself. A portmanteau of the 'Mmerican "bro" (short for 'brother') and the Japanese "omakase" meaning 'I leave it up to you,' which is typically said by trusting or adventurous patrons to esteemed and/or familiar chefs in upscale sushi restaurants. Transitive verb

Chip: "Welcome bro, whatcha thirsty for tonight?"
Kyle: "Dude, you know what I like - bromakase!"

by SanFranCitizen81 February 3, 2021