safety mein bruder

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'.

Simjob: "Here, have a free Subway."
SaxWan: "Safety mein bruder."

by Simjob March 30, 2005

bruder muss los

Often used in uncomfortable situations, meaning "Bro, must go"

*You make something stupid, and decide to run off* bruder muss los

by wwwitch December 11, 2018

Bruderism

When an individual is years past a mid life crisis and is spending and wanting more then he makes but still wants to retire.

That ole boy suffers from a bad case of Bruderism.

by Steve May 27, 2022