brodrawal
when you are having a withdrawal from a close guy friend. not in a gay way of course but when you miss a brotha'.
brodrawal by Joeshmothenohoefosho October 12, 2009
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Brotrayal
When a friend gets into a relationship and begins to not hang out with one of his guy friends as much as he did before said relationship. Friend spends most of his time with his girlfriend and not other friends. In other words: Anti-Bros before Hoes
Friend: Hey, why haven't you been hanging with John much anymore?
You: John got a girlfriend so he hangs with her all the time.
Friend: That's brotrayal man, sucks!
You: John got a girlfriend so he hangs with her all the time.
Friend: That's brotrayal man, sucks!
Brotrayal by Alejandro91 April 15, 2009
Brodaway
The misspelling found on a mosaic in the G train's Broadway station in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York. "Brodaway" usually refers to the station. The MTA tried to fix the misspelling with stickers that were promptly removed; they gave up.
Brodaway by Joe Kelly & Scott Van Slyke July 24, 2019
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