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dudemanbro 

any person who is overly surfer and uses the words "dude" "man" and "bro" in excess.

also can be said mockingly to sarcastically describe someone.

can be pronounced as a chain as well, such as "dudemanbromandudebroman"

john: aww dude the surf is awesome man we need to shred some waves bro

wayne: alright dudemanbro.

OR

joe: dude my long hair keeps getting in my eyes man

jimmy: awww duemanbromandude i feel you.
dudemanbro by puzzlewithoutpie August 9, 2008
Words you can keep

DudeManBro 

Dudemanbro the highest compliant to a friend. Best of the best friend
DudeManBro.. your the best
DudeManBro by johnkiddles April 25, 2009

Dudemanbro 

1/2 man, 1/2 dude, and 1/2 bro, they are often seen skateboarding, surfing, chilling, or getting rad. Favorite words include "stout" "chea" "yeah buddy" and "shralp the gnar."
Yo dudemanbro, lets go get rad tomorrow!
Dudemanbro by Edubsoup December 17, 2012

Dudemanbro 

Dudemanbro is infact a describing word used amoungst
your 'main possey' instead of your good freinds real names,
similer to dude, homes, bruvah, etc
It is regarded as highly respectfull and
most commenly used at the begining of a sentence as a greeting.
"oh Dudemanbro! whats happnin??"
"oi Dudeman...bro, Pass that bong round here..."
Dudemanbro by Mountain-jew March 16, 2009

dudemanbro 

A phrase used to comicly get a friends attention, or an "icebreaker" for meeting someone new and you dont know their name.
Hey "dudemanbro" whats up?
dudemanbro by freshalldayson July 25, 2009

Dudemanbro 

A combination of the words "Dude" "Man" and "Bro" to form "Dudemanbro"

Often used by crass hippies who aren't sure what they should call their fellow companions.
Dudemanbro, this is some good shit

Dudemanbro, how's it going!
Dudemanbro by Supertoker August 23, 2009

Dudemanbroski 

One's all time best friend. This is someone that is beyond just a good friend
When Connor and Alex greet each other they will say "What up Dudemanbroski?"
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