so4bro
Sneaking out for hanging out with the BRO's whenever someone is tired of so4moing with girls (or guys???) or just wants some quality bro time
so4bro by BrosephMcBroBRah March 16, 2008
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SoBRO
Nickname referring specifically to the southwestern part of The Bronx and perpetuated by artists, which reflects the area as a burgeoning hotspot for large and affordable spaces, warehouses, etc. in which to create artwork.
Inspired by previous areas of New York City that formerly housed nascent art communities with affordable spaces: SoHo in Manhattan (South of Houston Street) and DUMBO in Brooklyn (Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass).
Inspired by previous areas of New York City that formerly housed nascent art communities with affordable spaces: SoHo in Manhattan (South of Houston Street) and DUMBO in Brooklyn (Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass).
SoBRO by littlegreyhound June 10, 2007
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so4bro • sobro • soebroto • Sonbroro • soybro • Al Sobronte • Jennifer Sombrotto • Sob-Rock • so brocken • So broken
sobro
A bunch of effin' animals
comes from a section of brookline full of a bunch of kids with more DUI's than legitmate driver liscenses
comes from a section of brookline full of a bunch of kids with more DUI's than legitmate driver liscenses
sobro by jaypedoslut March 23, 2005
sobro
1. The south part of brookline that borders West Roxbury. Primarily a rich community of kids that steal alcohol from Putterham Market, get with freshman girls, and have parents that pull in $5mil ever year, but the fact of the matter is that some of the five-person homes in sobro are cheaper than ones in other parts of brookline. In sobro, there is also the large, mediocre condo complex hancock village. Most of the people that live there are Koreans who are working in america for a year and want their kids to go to a good public school, but there are also many in hancock village who can't afford to live elsewhere.
Famous spots: Putterham Market, Mandarin Gourmet, and Cheryl Ann's.
2. South Bronx. Totally different story.
Famous spots: Putterham Market, Mandarin Gourmet, and Cheryl Ann's.
2. South Bronx. Totally different story.
1. I live in sobro, my parents make $15,000 a year, I don't drink or do drugs, and I'm a decent kid.
2. I live in the South Bronx, also known as Sobro.
2. I live in the South Bronx, also known as Sobro.
sobro by somereallysillykid October 18, 2008
Jennifer Sombrotto
The bestsinger alive.
Jessie: Omg! You're Jennifer Sombrotto!!
Jennifer Sombrotto: Yes I am!
Jessie: I love your music! I found you on myspace and I love your See You Again Cover!
Jennifer Sombrotto: Thank You! :)
Jessie: No problem! You have an amazing voice.
Jennifer Sombrotto: Yes I am!
Jessie: I love your music! I found you on myspace and I love your See You Again Cover!
Jennifer Sombrotto: Thank You! :)
Jessie: No problem! You have an amazing voice.
Jennifer Sombrotto by Hordana December 29, 2008
sobro
a small part of brookline, overflowing with boys that think they are invincible. they get arrested once a week and still think its cool to drink 40 beers and drive around or paddle kids. they mack the freshmen like crazy but those girls dont seem to mind. sobro thinks they own shit, but really they just start shit. the seniors of 2005 from sobro even have sobro tatoos, chill out guys. it aint cool.
sobro
Based on previous definitions, Sobro is a place only a high school student could care about or take pride in. It would appear to be occupied by a number of pretentious spoiled youth with nothing better to do than attempt to impress people on the internet.
It's also a place where apparently a lot of people have yet to learn that in real life, no one cares where you went to high school or what town you came from. If you're lucky you'll live in a backwoods-enough place that people might "respect" you for you last name, but only if your rich daddy lives there too.
It's also a place where apparently a lot of people have yet to learn that in real life, no one cares where you went to high school or what town you came from. If you're lucky you'll live in a backwoods-enough place that people might "respect" you for you last name, but only if your rich daddy lives there too.
sobro by This is my name. June 13, 2005
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