A fork of Rural Dictionary
In Australia this can also be a word for stooge, Moron or incompetent pig. Mostly used in a politically themed conversation. Popularised by the actions of John Giovanni Barilaro.
If you friend is about to do something that would make a moral compass hang it's self. "Come on Tony, Don't be a Bruz"
Bruz in Australia basically just means bro. Like an American saying bruh, or a brit saying bruv. Some people use it as a nickname for the politician John Barilaro.
Person 1: Ay bruz how ya going? Person 2: Not too bad mate, how 'bout you?
A term of endearment between two males used like “Man” or “Dude”. Combination of two slang words “Bro” (brother/sibling) and “Cuz” (cousin/relative); Bro+Cuz= “Bruz”. Inspired by the Serbian slang word (pronoun) for brother/friend word “Burazer” or “Buraz” with an anglicized twist.
What's up Bruz? You're looking good bruz, haven't seen you in a while. That ride looks sick Bruz!
Bruz, a word used that is used widely by the indigenous Australians, but this word is used alot by white men/boys with low intelligence and vocabulary. Uses: greeting Replacement world for "brother or cousin"
Male 1: oi, bruz! Male 2: bruz! You got a durrie? Male 1: na bruz got none aye bruz Male 2: bruz! All good
A common nickname for The dishonorable (John) Giovani Barilaro