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Chick-bro-in-law
This is one of your girlfriend or wife's sister or sisters. This relationship is one that is contextualized by using fratty language, such as referring to each other as "bro" and using the word "hella" frequently as an adjective in encounters where both parties are involved. The chick-bro-in-law makes your relationship a packaged deal.
Michael: "Hey bro you wanna hit the club up tonight?"
Joel: "No bro I'm getting hella drunk with my girl and chick-bro-in-law tonight, at this fancy restaurant. It's gonna be so bromantic."
Joel: "No bro I'm getting hella drunk with my girl and chick-bro-in-law tonight, at this fancy restaurant. It's gonna be so bromantic."
Chick-bro-in-law by Chawwee2 January 3, 2011
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Chick-Bro
A chick who the guys hang out with cause shes almost as cool as the bros. Bros tend to be really tight with these girls. Usually not stuck up at all, and bros can still talk about chicks in front of her without her getting jealous. They get the "Chick-Bro" term cause you cant call her a bro, shes a chick. Also, can be 1, or mulitple girls.
Zack: Bro, that chick is so cool, i just talked about titts with her and she didnt even get mad.
Mark: Ya dude, shes a Chick-Bro
Zack: SICK!
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Zack: Dude, who are those girls always hangin around you?
Mark: OH! Those are my Chick-Bros. They're so tight.
Mark: Ya dude, shes a Chick-Bro
Zack: SICK!
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Zack: Dude, who are those girls always hangin around you?
Mark: OH! Those are my Chick-Bros. They're so tight.
Chick-Bro by IceMan2011 November 30, 2010
Chick : Bro Ratio
The ratio of how many female friends you have, to the amount of how many male friends you have, indicating ability to attract females.
Chick : Bro Ratio by lastmotherfuckerbreathing December 18, 2011
Bro-chick.
Chick who is basically like one of the dudes, similar to tomboy status, but less manly. One who hangs out and does dude-ly things, but knows her limits. Not to be confused with Bro-ho, a bro-chick is a girl who will sit back, drink beer, play videogames and football with you, and still spend 5 fucking hours doing her hair and makeup.
Bro 1: "That chick is so cool to hang around with. It's like she likes all the same things me and my bros do"
Bro 2: "You don't think--"
Bro 1: "Yeah. It's official. That chick is totally my bro. She's a bro-chick."
Bro 2: "You don't think--"
Bro 1: "Yeah. It's official. That chick is totally my bro. She's a bro-chick."
Bro-chick. by SUNNEHHH February 23, 2011
Bro-chick
Christy is such a bro-chick, we sat and played video games all night yesterday. And she also made me a sandwhich.
Bro-chick by Bropocalypsezzz February 21, 2011
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