Broomehilda 

n. females, in particular ex-girlfriends with the 'hot in high school' complex, i.e. an insecurity complex that motivates them to cage men in relationships for the purpose of extracting constant self-validation, who use sex as a bear trap, then mind fuck you through your eye socket and/or stab you in the heart through your back. Can not survive without a boyfriend, oftentimes selfish as hell in bed, though highly DTF. NOT to be trusted.

"Yo, can you believe Broomehilda is texting me again? Thats the 12th goddamn time today, and we broke up more than a year ago!

Fuck that bitch, skanky ass tricks are all the same, g's up, ho's down.

Word."

Broomehilda by Bubba_Dude March 22, 2010

Broonhilda 

A female German name mentioned in "Django Unchain". In the movie, Broonhilda was a slave to a German family who taught her German in order to please her Female Owner. She is also the wife of the protagonist Django. Dr. Schultz as he tells the German tale of Broonhilda to Django says,
Django: Does a fella arise?

Dr. King Schultz: Yes, Django, as a matter of fact, he does. A fella named Siegfried.

Django: Does Siegfried save her?

Dr. King Schultz: Nods Quiet spectacularly so. He scales the mountain, because he's not afraid of it. He slays the dragon, because he's not afraid of him. And he walks through hellfire... because Broonhilda's worth it.

Django: I know he feels.
To any man who dates a Broonhilda, to him he would do anything and everything to save her or make her feel safe. A woman who is worth going to hell and back for. A Broonhilda is a strong beautiful woman who is not just a damsel in distress, but a woman who can save herself if she has to. To look at her is truly a rare even that will never be seen again. Locking eyes with her, you'll immediately fall in love with her. If your with a Broonhilda, then you make sure to keep her and not let her go.

Person 1: Did you hear that man wife is named Broonhilda?
Person 2: Lucky man! I bet he treats her like a diamond.

Broonhilda by LittleRoseBell January 4, 2015