Bruda
It's the same like brother but it's use for a friend that you consider like a real brother who has own your respect.
Bruda by Patriklici6 February 23, 2018
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Bruda by Xerox simplifier February 5, 2022
Bro bro bruda
A form of salutation or greeting.
Its first form is the word bro, being used multiple times in a row. This usually happens when the person repeatedly saying "bro" is excited, trying to get someone's attention, or high.
Later on, this was adapted. The bro is said only twice, and not repeatedly however times wanted, and a new word follows - bruda. This word comes from the german word for brother, Bruder.
The phrase "Bro bro bruda" is now used for the same reasons as repeated bro is, and it is newly also used as a greeting to someone you haven't seen in a long time.
Its first form is the word bro, being used multiple times in a row. This usually happens when the person repeatedly saying "bro" is excited, trying to get someone's attention, or high.
Later on, this was adapted. The bro is said only twice, and not repeatedly however times wanted, and a new word follows - bruda. This word comes from the german word for brother, Bruder.
The phrase "Bro bro bruda" is now used for the same reasons as repeated bro is, and it is newly also used as a greeting to someone you haven't seen in a long time.
(Excited)
"Bro bro bruda! Check out this new game I got!"
(Getting Attention)
"Are you even listening to me dude? Bro? Hey, bro bro bruda, listen!"
(High)
"Bro bro bruda... Broooooo..."
(Greeting)
"Bro bro bruda! Long time no see!"
"Bro bro bruda! Check out this new game I got!"
(Getting Attention)
"Are you even listening to me dude? Bro? Hey, bro bro bruda, listen!"
(High)
"Bro bro bruda... Broooooo..."
(Greeting)
"Bro bro bruda! Long time no see!"
Bro bro bruda by CrispyBun September 25, 2019
Bruddle
N. v. a cuddle between two men of deep comraderie, or "brothers". Originally stemming from "bro-cuddle", the contraction was considered even manlier than the aforemention term, and therefore usurped its place at frat house mixers and tailgate parties alike.
brudda osas
a big brudda who hails from the bushes of wakandugandageria
he is one of the biggest fans of the Nigerian African Ak-47 training regiment
many people call him asshol and are racist to him but when he returns to africa he will show his tru power
he is one of the biggest fans of the Nigerian African Ak-47 training regiment
many people call him asshol and are racist to him but when he returns to africa he will show his tru power
James: yo, did you see brudda osas yesterday?! I saw him enter the bushes.
Gomez: Hell yeah brudda i wanked with him in de bushes
Gomez: Hell yeah brudda i wanked with him in de bushes
brudda osas by jimbo609 November 4, 2020
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