by kevdogisagod May 13, 2019
bruder is a person who is a straight g and doesn’t care about what anybody thinks! They are savages. BE A BRUDER!!!
1.Omg hey liam your such a bruder!
2.dude that ava chick is such a god she has to be a bruder!
3.kaley is such a savage she needs to be a bruder
4. that noah kid has to be a bruder?!
5. hey bruder.
2.dude that ava chick is such a god she has to be a bruder!
3.kaley is such a savage she needs to be a bruder
4. that noah kid has to be a bruder?!
5. hey bruder.
by avabtheg July 14, 2019
A collection of usable objects for building or fixing things in a shed somewhere. Or, the use of "Bruder" as an adjective to describe a person, relates the idea that this particular sonofabitch enjoys "playing ball" before there's "grass on the field." WAAAAA!!!
by Candice Everhart January 26, 2008
Did you see that guy in the tapout shirt with the shell necklace slamming down jaeger bombs and corona lights? What a fucking bruder
by Rock Island Live October 11, 2009
"Bruder, muss los." is German and translates to "Brother, have to go."
Its commonly used in situations that are so embarrassing or cringy that you want to leave. The Meme originated in a picture that was posted on www.pedalo.de to advertise "pedalos".
Its commonly used in situations that are so embarrassing or cringy that you want to leave. The Meme originated in a picture that was posted on www.pedalo.de to advertise "pedalos".
"Bruder, deine Ex ist gerade rein gekommen."
"Brother, your ex-girlfriend just came in."
"Bruder, muss los"
"Brother, have to go."
Bruder, muss los.
"Brother, your ex-girlfriend just came in."
"Bruder, muss los"
"Brother, have to go."
Bruder, muss los.
by Younieor March 01, 2019
a sentence that almost every german teen uses.
idk why we use it and who did start.
it means: „brother, i gotta go..“
and is often being used in an ironic way.
idk why we use it and who did start.
it means: „brother, i gotta go..“
and is often being used in an ironic way.
A: Bro i fcccked those 2 bitches last night...
B: „Bruder muss los...“, as if YOU fcked them?!?!
or:
*you‘re in the shop and see a cute hoodie and want to check the prize and it turn out it costs 1000$*
A: BRUDER MUSS LOS
*puts it back*
B: „Bruder muss los...“, as if YOU fcked them?!?!
or:
*you‘re in the shop and see a cute hoodie and want to check the prize and it turn out it costs 1000$*
A: BRUDER MUSS LOS
*puts it back*
by bipolarteen September 04, 2019
Core language from High Wycombe. Comes from the word 'safe' but is extended to convey extra meaning. Comes vaguely from German to mean 'safe my brother'.
by Simjob March 30, 2005