N. v. a cuddle between two men of deep comraderie, or "brothers". Originally stemming from "bro-cuddle", the contraction was considered even manlier than the aforemention term, and therefore usurped its place at frat house mixers and tailgate parties alike.
Chad wasn't so much sore from last night's impromptu football game as he was from the celebratory bruddling that followed.
One bruddle later, Nathan knew he had finally found a home in the fire station.
One bruddle later, Nathan knew he had finally found a home in the fire station.
by jouzujon November 16, 2009
Samuel: Bro, let’s not tell anyone about our bruddle last night.
Grey: Our... what?
Samuel: Bruddle... two bros cuddling. It’s not weird. No homo.
Grey: Our... what?
Samuel: Bruddle... two bros cuddling. It’s not weird. No homo.
by reddiespaghetti July 1, 2019