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Bro-mance 

the inseparable relationship between two or more heterosexual, often action-sports-participating, males. similar to the "hetero-life-mate", but based more on surf/skate/snow participation, party attendance and constant exchange of myspace comments and instant messages.
after a full night of sessioning street rails and drinking, dave and brian's bro-mance appears to be in full bloom.
Bro-mance by jmiahg May 5, 2006

Bro-mance 

Point in a friend ship at which words cannot describe the closeness of the comradery
Jon and craig (CronMenser) have a bro-mance
bromance
Bro-mance by CronMenser March 27, 2009

bro-mance 

Romance shared between two straight guys.
Chris and Jade is a perfect example of a "bro-mance".

:)
bro-mance by Babyprincesssssss September 19, 2009

Bro-mance 

The platonic Love between two males with a close relationship.
also referred to as guy love.
ssshhh. its just a bro-mance
Bro-mance by KP27 March 14, 2009

Bro-mance 

A series of interactions between males that see eye to eye, that other jealous males attempt to tinge being a bit gay or a nancy relationship. and slinging monkey poo at
Those guys they are always together they have a bro-mance.
Bro-mance by propart May 30, 2009

bro-mance 

when two or more guys hang out too much
Steve and Greg are hanging out alot, the bro-mance is really heating up
bro-mance by Chief Fiehc August 14, 2009
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