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New age term for dude, or friend you hang with.
A real Homie, dogg, or G. In other words, a friend, usually a guy.
Not gay.

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Broseffina: referring to a sweet chick friend, same as a guy.

still not gay.
Dude we gotta hang out sometime at the mall broseff.

Hey are you and me still going to get our nails done broseffina?
broseff by Mike Broseff January 8, 2008
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a Middle-Eastern guy who acts like a brother. Broseff as in Youseff.
an Arabic or Persian guy who gets fades and blowouts is a broseff instead of youseff
Broseff by Erockskynet August 19, 2009
Brosaff is another name used for the name “Joseph”, and when one is called this they are referring that one has autism or mentally ill.
Oh my god Richard you’re such a brosaff for getting that easy question wrong!
brosaff by MCD—- July 4, 2019
Meaning good friends, similar to bro. The origin although believed ot be from anchorman is actually from, The Jamie Foxx Show. Braxton would always call Jamie brosef.
"Yo what's happening?"
"Not much how about you brosef?"
brosef by AJ August 20, 2006

Brosef Stalin 

A bro, who notices there are too many nerds at a party and kicks them out into the cold for the sake of the hosts street cred and to create a enhanced party atmosphere. Reminiscent of Stalin exiling academics to Siberia for the stability of the USSR.
Jim: There's way too many nerds at this party.

Steve: Yeah we need a Brosef Stalin to get shot of them.
Brosef Stalin by Francis_Higgins November 15, 2011

Brosefski 

The unabbreviated term for brosef or broski. Brosefski should be used in formal or serious situations where broski or brosef will just not cut it.
Brosefski, I need you to bail me out of jail.
Brosefski by hamsterdegu May 20, 2010

brosefino 

Another step in the evolution of brother, bro, brosef. A little more endearing than brosef, less likely to be used in annoyance. More like "hey buddy" or "whattup little bro."
Brosefino! Good to see you!
brosefino by Jeffrey John October 5, 2007
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