broheimen

A kinswoman, a fellow woman or colleague; brethren; referring to a friend or a sister as such. See broheim.

As Brandon left the meeting, he turned to Shelby and said, "Thanks for all your help, broheimen."

by Goodson007 May 20, 2013

broheim

A kinsman, a fellow man or colleague; brethren; referring to a friend or a brother as such.

As Dan was leaving the bar he turned to the bartender and said, "so long, broheim."

by Matt Rondeau September 9, 2004

Brohemian

A person who exhibits behaviors and tendencies normally associated with both 'Bros' and bohemians (or 'hipsters'); a person who does not consistently self-select into either of these categories; a person whose nightly reading includes both Pitchfork and Men's Health; a person whose knowledge of and emotional investment in the careers of Bruce Willis and Ingmar Bergman are equally thoroughgoing.

After exchanging artisanal cheese recipes and discussing some of the more evocative lyrics from Neutral Milk Hotel's minor works, the brohemians argued over what Michael Bay film to stream on Netflix, finally resolving the matter with a pull-up contest.

by Bobro May 29, 2011

Broherence

The logical unity of two bros who will goad each others' bad ideas without hesitation

Your bro: Let's go find some ants to pee on.

You, using your broherence: OK (gulps Mountain Dew then passes said Mountain Dew to your bro)

by Fitty Fishy July 4, 2022

broheim

A Broheim (bro-haIm) Is an increasingly popular blend greeting created by the US expatriate communities in Pan-Germanic Europe and the Nordic countries. The term literally translates to mean "Bro Home", however it has taken on the connotation of a term of endearment, and effectively means "Friend" or "My Brother" in local context. It is similar in vocative terms to "mate", "pal", "buddy", "dude", "man", and "che" in various other cultures.

Franz: Salutations comrade Hans, how hangs the hammer?
Hans: The hammer hangs well Broheim

by Slang Facist July 9, 2009

Brohemian Rhapsody

The beautiful lynguistic melody of you and your closest buddies singing on key in front of an audience at a bar, in the car, or on camera. Can be performed sober or drunk, preferably drunk.

The performance of their beautiful brohemian rhapsody had the ladies throwing their phone numbers at them.

Their brohemian rhapsody touched the lives of countless people.

by Andizzle-Dazzle April 27, 2009

broheme

a friend who is a fellow boheme

"Game on, Broheme"

reference: Hank Moody, Californication TV-series (episode 2, season 1)

by it's MISTER dude to you! November 25, 2010