broskiski
broskiski by tripleski6 April 24, 2010
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broskiski • broskiship • broskisity • broskii • broskini • Broskosken • Brosefski • Brosinski • brosisis • Broskalski
broskihoski
broskihoski by flabbwabbajabbanuna October 11, 2020
broskiship
a friendship that transforms into a familial bond where participants support each other in the fashion of a family member and are seen as apart of one’s own family
friend 1: How would you consider our relationship?
friend 2: We are like best friends. I’d consider us in a broskiship!
friend 1: Yessir!! You should move in with my family.
friend 2: We are like best friends. I’d consider us in a broskiship!
friend 1: Yessir!! You should move in with my family.
broskiship by stedgie June 22, 2020
broskii
Broskosken
A broskosken is your friend. But not just a bro, a broskosken is an original bro, dating back to when men were men. Broskoskens go snowboarding more than anything and are old souls not into pop culture or urban trends.
It is pronounced, bro-sko-sken
It is pronounced, bro-sko-sken
Broskosken by Joseph F. April 24, 2017
Broskinzita
Broskinzita by Metal waterfall apparatus January 26, 2020
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