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A massive head of hair resulting from lack of maintenance from a barber, stylist, or simply, a set of hair clippers. The individual who has his hair christened with this descriptive word cannot be of African descent, since the hair type belonging to this race has an unfair advantage in achieving fro status, thus, disqualifying them from receiving such title. Also, depending on the region, junglehead can be substituted for the above mentioned word.
Damn, dude. have you seen Rob Machado lately? He's rockin' a massive BRO-FRO.
BRO-FRO by el_canela_long_beach October 14, 2008
He wishes he had the style of Chuck Bass and the looks of Nate Archibald, but Dan Humphrey just has a bro-fro.
Bro-fro by xoxo, gossip girl 💋 December 28, 2018

bro fro ano mo 

Brother from another mother. Someone who you aren't related to, but with who you share such a strong friendship you are practically brothers.
I can always rely on my bro fro ano mo. He's got my back.
bro fro ano mo by JimmyVanMan February 17, 2014
A black friend. Usually your For Bro is the best black friend you have. A Fro Bro can make good use as a source of protection.
Hey dude! Last night I got in a fight with a wigger, but my Fro Bro was there to save me!
Fro Bro by SanitaryBoheme August 21, 2009

Fro -Bro 

Coolness incarnate. This well-liked person is said to have great powers that can bestow bad luck on those he curses. Also Fro- Bros are usually good at all games, especially card games.
Man Fro-Bro just kicked my ass at Magic!
Fro -Bro by Adam October 6, 2004

fro the bro the bro with a fro 

Fro the bro the bro with a fro who was the bro with a fro but now the punished bro with no fro named fro who had a fro, in conclusion Fro the bro is the bro with a fro, except now fro the bro has no fro and cannot be considered as the bro with a fro named fro because of him having no fro as to when he had a fro and was called fro the bro the bro with a fro
Fro the bro the bro with a fro who was the bro with a fro but now the punished bro with no fro named fro who had a fro, in conclusion Fro the bro is the bro with a fro, except now fro the bro has no fro and cannot be considered as the bro with a fro named fro because of him having no fro as to when he had a fro and was called fro the bro the bro with a fro
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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Surf Dracula Syndrome 

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