Crossword clues for bro
bro
- Dude's kin?
- Dude, in slang
- Close male friend
- Close bud
- Buddy, in the '60s
- Bachelor party attendee
- Address in the 'hood
- A rel
- "Yo, dude!"
- "What's up, ___?" ("How's it going, dude?")
- "Rob" anagram
- 'Hood salutation
- ''Don't tase me, ___!''
- ___ hug
- Word combined in portmanteaus with "romance" and "pony"
- Word after "frat" or "tech"
- What one fraternity member might call another
- What Barney on "How I Met Your Mother" calls a male friend
- What a frat dude might call his pal
- Term of endearment similar to "dude" or "man"
- Term of endearment at a frat house
- Term of address at a frat, perhaps
- Ted, to Eunice
- Tech ___
- Tech __ (Silicon Valley stereotype)
- Surfer guy, to another surfer guy
- Street pal
- Street buddy
- Street address
- Stereotypical guy
- Stereotypical frat member
- Soul chaser: Abbr
- Snowboarder, to another snowboarder
- Sis's relative
- Sis's rel
- Sis's male sibling
- Sis's male counterpart
- Sis' sib, perhaps
- Sis' male sibling
- Sis' male sib
- Sis' kin
- Sis sib
- Sis may have one
- Sibling of dau
- Sib to Sis
- Salutation in the 'hood
- Salutation akin to "dude"
- Relative in the firm: Abbr
- Privilege abuser, often
- Prefix with -mance
- Preceder of code or hang, in modern parlance
- Possible sib for a sis
- Place near Stockholm
- Pal, to some
- Pal, to a guy
- Pal, to a dude
- Pal, on the streets
- Pal, casually
- Pal of "pal"
- Pal in a man cave
- One of the Warners?
- One Karamazov: Abbr
- Non-palindromic sib
- Nickname akin to ''dude''
- Neighborhood salutation
- Monk's title: Abbr
- Monastic title: Abbr
- Monastic abbr
- Modern prefix with -grammer or -gressive
- Mansierre, alternately
- Mancave visitor
- Male sib, briefly
- Male rel
- Male friend, in contemporary slang
- Male friend or relative, in slang
- Male buddy, in contemporary slang
- Male bud
- Mac’s kin
- Mac's kin
- Luigi, to Mario, briefly
- Kinsman, for short
- Kinsman, briefly
- Jersey municipality
- Hipster's chum
- Hip sib?
- Hedonistic young male, slangily
- Guy sib
- Guy pal, informally
- Guy in the family, informally
- Guy in a frat
- Guy friend
- Generic family nickname
- Friendly term for a frat dude
- Fratty sort
- Fraternity nickname
- Frat type
- Frat row address
- Frat mate
- Frat greeting
- Frat fella
- Frat cat
- Fellow likely to say "crushing it"
- Dude's relative?
- Dude, in modern slang
- Dude, in current slang
- Dude or pal
- D. Smothers, to T
- Close male rel
- Close guy pal, in slang
- Chum, nowadays
- Buddy, in the hood
- Buddy, in current slang
- Buddy in the 'hood
- Bud's cousin
- Bud in the 'hood
- Beer buddy
- Basic dude
- Bachelor party invitee, informally
- Alternative to "dude" or "dawg"
- Alternative to "dude"
- Alphabetically first sib
- Address for a frat friend
- A sib for sis
- 2007 catchphrase, "Don't tase me, ___!"
- "Yo, what's up, ___?" ("How's it going, man?")
- "What's up, ___?" ("How's it going, buddy?")
- "My pal!"
- "Hey, dude!"
- "Grow up, ___"
- "Do you even lift, ___?"
- "Come at me, ___"
- "'Sup, ___?"
- 'Hood pal
- 'Hood nickname
- 'Hood handle
- 'Hood bud
- ''My man!''
- ___-country (music genre for Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan)
- ___-country (modern music genre)
- ___-country (dude-centric music subgenre)
- ___-country (2010s music genre)
- __ hug
- Sis's sibling?
- Buddy, in slang
- Hip friend
- Sib for a sis
- Pal, slangily
- "My man!"
- Good buddy
- Pal, rapper-style
- Friend in the 'hood
- Term of address in the 'hood
- Pal, colloquially
- Bart, to Maggie, slangily
- Dude's address
- Friend, slangily
- Pal in the 'hood
- Sibling for sis
- Soul buddy?
- "What's shakin', ___?"
- "Don't tase me, ___!" (2007 catchphrase)
- Amigo
- Good pal
- "Yo" man?
- Friendly term of address for a guy
- Dawg
- Comrade
- One in the family, informally
- Buddy, for short
- "My man"
- Frat guy, perhaps
- Preppy, party-loving, egotistical male, in modern lingo
- Man on the street?
- Man cave invitee
- Mate
- Slangy pal
- Old buddy, old pal
- Homie
- "Hey ___, what's up?"
- "Dude!"
- "Duuude"
- J. Arness to P. Graves
- Soul chaser: Abbr.
- Fam. member
- Co. member, sometimes
- D. Smothers, to T.
- Family mem.
- Sis's rel.
- Soul mate
- A sibling
- Sibling, for short
- Sibling of Sis
- Sis sibling
- Sibling: Abbr.
- Monastic abbr.
- Sibling of dau.
- Relative: Abbr.
- Family member: Abbr.
- A rel.
- Rel.
- Male sibling, in short
- Something round turned up for sibling
- Sis's counterpart
- American greeting
- Family nickname
- Certain sib
- Street address?
- Family guy?
- Sis' sibling
- Sis' sib, possibly
- Good bud
- Family member, for short
- Family member: Abbr
- Slangy chum
- Male sibling, for short
- Short relative?
- Sis' counterpart, and sometime rival
- Kinsman: Abbr
- Familial moniker
- Relative: Abbr
- Main man
- Sib for sis, perhaps
- One of the kin
- One of the guys
- Mandolin relative
- Frat address
- Dude's buddy
- Dude kin
- Male friend, in slang
- Male friend, for short
- Hipster's pal
- Frat buddy
- Title akin to "dude"
- Term of endearment, for a frat boy
- Sis relative
- Sis counterpart
- Relative of sis
- One sib
- Kin of "mac"
- Fraternity mem
- Frat member
- Frat bud
- Familiar address
- Dude, to a surfer
- Drinking buddy
- 'Hood buddy
- Sib of sis
- Nickname for a male sibling
- Male chum, slangily
- Male buddy, in slang
- Kin of ''mac''
- Hip male friend
- Hip buddy
- Frat pal
- Frat dude
- Dude relative?
- Buddy, slangily
- "Dude . . ."
- "Cool story, ___"
- Term of endearment, to a frat boy
- Sis' relative
- Sis kin
- Sibling: Abbr
- Sibling, familiarly
- Sibling for short
- Prefix before -mance
- Nickname akin to "dude"
- Modern-day mac
- Modern prefix with "-flake"
- Member of the family: Abbr
- Member of a fam
- Manssiere, to Kramer
- Male version of "sis"
- Kin of Mac
- Kin of "dude"
- Hipster address
- Friendly address
- Friend, in the 'hood
- Friend, in slang
- Friend in a frat
- Fraternity man, briefly
- Frat friend, maybe
- Dungeons & Dragons weapons
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
colloquial abbreviation of brother, attested from 1660s.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context slang English) brother; a male sibling 2 (context slang English) brother; a male comrade or friend; one who shares one’s ideals. 3 (context slang English) brother; an African-American. 4 (context slang English) brother; (non-gloss definition: used to address a male) 5 (context slang English) a fratboy or someone that espouses the fraternity bro culture
Wikipedia
Originally written by Vern Paxson, Bro is an open source Unix based network monitoring framework. Often compared to a Network intrusion detection systems (NIDS), Bro can be used to build a NIDS but is much more. Bro can also be used for collecting network measurements, conducting forensic investigations, traffic baselining and more. Bro has been compared to tcpdump, Snort, netflow, and Perl (or any other scripting language) all in one. It is released under the BSD license.
Bro or BRO may refer to:
Bro is a science fiction novel by Vladimir Sorokin, the first part in the series The Ice Trilogy, a “tripartite extravaganza [that] pummels the reader with super-dense chunks of satire, fantasy, parody, history and paranoid pseudo-theory.“ The other volumes are, respectively, Ice and 23,000. Although it chronologically precedes Ice, it was written several years after Ice was published.
The bro is a traditional musical instrument of the Ba Na, Xơ Đăng, Êđê, Gia Rai people and Giẻ Xtiêng peoples of the Central Vietnam Highlands. It is played in a similar manner to the chordophone used in the music of Madagascar.
Latest discoveries revealed new findings of antique instrument "BRO Express", found by the archaeologists in the depths of Sơn Đoòng cave in Vietnam. The found was made public on 13.02.2014, although rumors say that fragments of the instrument were found on 11.02.2014.
Bro is a male youth subculture of "conventional guys' guys" who spend time partying in ways similar to each other. Although the popular image of bro lifestyle is associated with sports apparel and fraternities, it lacks a consistent definition. Some aspects vary regionally such as in California where it overlaps with surf culture. Oxford Dictionaries have noted that bros frequently self-identify with neologisms containing the word "bro" as a prefix or suffix.
Usage examples of "bro".
Langeron and Yekaterininskaya streets, directly opposite the huge Fankoni Cafe where stockbrokers and grain merchants in Panama hats sat at marble-topped tables set out right on the pavement, Paris-style, under awnings and surrounded by potted laurel trees, the cab in which Auntie and Pavlik were travelling was all but overturned by a bright-red automobile driven by the heir to the famous Ptashnikov Bros, firm, a grotesquely bloated young man in a tiny yachting cap, who looked amazingly like a prize Yorkshire pig.
Bros stood looking at Seg with his arms crossed, hands clutching his arms.
Bros indicated a conference room and with a gesture invited Seg to precede him into it.
Bros withdrew his credit chip from the meter and dragged Seg out of the ground-car by his sleeve.
When the Sendee at last tottered in on the arm of the young woman Bros had sent to fetch et, et instantly reverted to bouncing youth.
But they were all bitchen bros permanently stoked on each other, brewski, and ripping surf.
Lo Manto asked, sitting on the edge of the bed, gazing down at his bromer.
For her, the chance to visit historical homes and handle valuable antiques made working for Markis Bros.
But they were all bitchen bros permanently stoked on each other, brewski, and ripping surf.
Brota loomed above them all in her wind-rippled crimson, Tomiyano was a silent audience on the fringes in a brown breechclout, and Wallie himself, huge in blue.
Brooks Bros, tropical suit and cocked his feet on the desk and grinned at the innocent bottle slyly He locked his arms behind his head and settled back hopefully to wait for that Chicago stupid Jew lawyer son of a bitch Ross to come in.
Meanwhile Vanka Klyuchnik wiped the counter with a flourish and swept the wet kopek with the eagle on it into a tin box which once had held Krakhmalnikov Bros, lozenges.
But there he was, rather larger than life on account of his great size, wearing his morning coat as though he were in the habit of doing so frequently--and it was certainly not hired from Moss Bros, Beatrice reflected as she glided slowly past the pew, for it fitted to perfection.
The bartender pointed and said a few words to her and Joat turned to look at Bros.
Which is just the way I like things, thank you very much, Bros Sperin!