A fork of Rural Dictionary
Form of address, equivalent of dude.
A: "Bru, life is meaningless so I'm boozing it up at Navi's." B: "Give it horns, bru."
Colloquial term for a fellow human being who may be viewed as a best friend or mortal enemy depending on your level of intoxication. It is acceptable that both contexts of the word are used on the same person during the course of a night out.
How's it going brus? (Sit down, have a beer with me) I love you brus (You're my best mate right now) I'm gonna smash you brus! (You used to be my best mate but I'm about to knock you out with a few coonies to the head)
A United States Navy term for a Vagina.
Dude I want to get in her Brus.
A common Australian saying for 'brother', referring to a friend of yours. This type of language is usually found in the tropics of the Northern Territory of Australia.
Brian: Aye brus, you go to the party last night? Dylan chugged a whole fucking 6-pack! Daz: Yeah brus I did, and yeah Dylan is an absolute mad dog
Brus is a words used by college students to define a vagina. Brus can be traced back to 1969 in San Francisco California. It has recently become popular in upstate New York and Canada. Brus can also be someone who axe like a vagina.
Man Oh Man do I want to get in Mary's brus! Please bitch give me some brus! All a fellow needs is just some brus! I could really go for some strange brus. Watch out for that brus partner! It will burn you. Stay away from the young brus! No brus is worth a stint in the pen. Bro's before brus! Hey girl, your brus is showing. Girl why you acting all stank? Is your brus sore or something? He is such a Brus! I love to mess with fat chicks, they are so quick to share the brus! I met this big booty bitch last night, I got to suck her titty but I never saw the brus. Brus was so small I could only fit the tip. Daddy always used to say, only thing better than a brus is two brus. Stay away from any brus with large meat curtains.
Colloquial term for a fellow human being who may be viewed as a close friend or mortal enemy depending on your level of intoxication. It is acceptable that both contexts may be used on the same person during the course of a night on the town.
How's it going brus? (How are you my friend) I love you brus (I'm getting pretty drunk) I'm gonna smash you brus! (I'm really drunk and about to knock you out with a few coonies to the head)