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braw

Unintelligible, yet somehow mysteriously compelling, Scots word for grand, fine, super, etc
It's a braw, bricht, moonlicht nicht t' nicht

(Translated into lesser English:
It's a superb, bright, monnlit night tonight)
by Bonnie wee haggis September 23, 2003
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Braw

e.g. she's a braw lass! (meaning: she's a beautiful girl)
by Cat October 5, 2004
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Surfer Lingo. Stands for "brother". Is often used to fill in parts of a sentance when nothing else will do. Misc. paragraph structure.
Sup Braw! There's sum super ultimate gnarly, radical surf that needs to be shredded braw! - I feel you braw! Whoa!

-Phil- "Hey Ryan, how's your day going?"
-Ryan- "Uhhhh.........BRAWWW!"
by Not Edmondson November 13, 2003
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Wow Becca you are looking so BRAW tonight !!
by Doyouken March 5, 2020
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by bolderandsmart September 6, 2025
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Brawler 13

When a new Bouncer at a bar or club has to break up a multi person bar fight on their first night.

That bouncer gets $13 in cash to buy themselves a drink or two.

The cash comes from a collection from the other bouncers and/or manager.
Trophy Unlocked: Brawler 13

Looks like the new kid,Bart, just earned his Brawler 13 for breaking up that 4 man fight at the back bar.
by NobeeCares March 2, 2023
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Sprawl and Brawl

A term used to describe a fighting style in the sport of mixed martial arts. A "sprawl and brawl" fighter's goal is to avoid takedowns, remain in a standing position and strike with his opponent. Therefore, he will try to avoid takedowns by sprawling and other defensive grappling moves.

The sprawl is employed when a grappler shoots a takedown aimed at the sprawl and brawl fighter's legs. The sprawl and brawl fighter shoots his legs back and positions himself on top of his opponent's frame to avoid the takedown.

The sprawl and brawl fighter then gains separation from his opponent and tries to strike or "brawl" with his opponent while standing.

The term sprawl and brawl owes much of its origin to the martial arts style termed "ground and pound" which has earlier origins in the sport.
"Chuck Liddell can sprawl and brawl better than anyone else in the sport."
by Jonathan Zungre November 12, 2007
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