brolizabeth
Brolizabeth: Noun: The cutest couple in the history of life. Nico invented this, not Erin. I work harder for their love. I win.
brolizabeth by NisbetterthanE October 16, 2013
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Brodizabeth
Noun. The ship name for the cutest relationship in the history of relationships. A mix of Brodie and Elizabeth. The best couple on Earth.
It is way better than "Brolizabeth" because Erin shipped them before Nico.
It is way better than "Brolizabeth" because Erin shipped them before Nico.
Human 1: Woah, what a fabulous couple!
Human 2: I know, they're my favorite!
Human 1: What's their ship name?
Human 2: Why, it's the best, they're Brodizabeth!
Everyone enjoys Brodizabeth more than "Brolizabeth" because it sounds better.
Human 2: I know, they're my favorite!
Human 1: What's their ship name?
Human 2: Why, it's the best, they're Brodizabeth!
Everyone enjoys Brodizabeth more than "Brolizabeth" because it sounds better.
Brodizabeth by EreignsoverN November 28, 2013
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