bro tow

To tow your bro in for a snowboard or skateboard trick usaully involves dropping hammers

Hey Alex! Bro tow me in for a hand plant!

by Mrgnar October 9, 2016

Bro Town

Bro Town is the much loved New Zealand cartoon which takes the piss out of everything New Zealanders are too sensitive too actually admit or are worried about saying because the Maori, Samoan, Tongan, or general Polynesian mix will smash them for saying. It has created many common phrases in New Zealand such as Morning Side 4 Life!, Peyow, Peyow!, and I'm going to the pub, I may be some time... It also takes the piss out of F.O.B pronounciations of English such as 'Peer' for 'Beer'

"Bro Town jus ran its las epysoyd ow"
"Fuck Morning Side 4 Life, Otara where the thugs at!"
"I'd like to Peyow, Peyow her."

by Lavalava June 23, 2009

Bro town

New Zealand show made to ammuse children under the age of 10/all islanders/retards

TV: Next on tv 2 we have Bro Town
islander: YEEEYAAAA GEEE

by DPBmorePLZ November 2, 2009

bro made the twin towers fall

A way to make fun of Cody S for being obese.

Ayo, Cody S bro made the twin towers fall!!

by Group2 July 4, 2024

Brotowski

The type of guy you've been with ever since you were 5. So you'll eventually call him Brotowski.

Jimmy: Hey Brotowski!
Jordan: Sup Broski!

by Justin Drake May 20, 2014

Brotowner

One who wears straight-billed hats, tilted 45 degrees, and no more, to the right. They also partake in the wearing of dark colored dickies shorts, that are too long to actually be shorts. They wear high socks with such logos as, SR4, Famous, or the band Sublime. Over sized shirts are also very popular among them, but not too large because they are not gangster. All brotowners are white and frequently smoke Malboro smooths.

Travis Barker, leader of the brotowner revolution, helped start Famous Stars and Straps.

by DONcrew! September 6, 2007

Brotowsky

Your definate Bro and one who you can depend on, no matter what the situation is.

Thats my Brotowsky! I can ask him fo anyting!

by The $ituation September 5, 2010