A fork of Rural Dictionary
He is Hercules Mulligan. Up in it, lovin' it. Yeah, he heard your mother say come again. Lock up your daughters and horses. Although, it's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets.
Oak: BRAH BRAH I AM HERCULES MULLIGAN. UP IN IT, LOVIN' IT. YES, I HEARD YA MOTHER SAID COME AGAIN. *Daveed and Anthony laugh* Oak: Lock up ya daughters and horses. Although, it's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets. *Daveed and Anthony stop laughing* Daveed: Wow. Anthony: NO MORE SEX, PoUr Me AnOtHeR bReW, sOn.
a semantically nondescript reiteration of the word brah, with props to the emphasis of "brah," being that it is, the greater of the two terms. Used frequently in Oakland, CA
"Come on brah brah!"
your homies, friend, folks, loved ones. Term of endearment. Originated in Bay Area.
What it do brah brah?
white chick trying to sound legit, when giving props to a black homie
"brah brah lets pound 40oz" - Sheryl Sharkey
This is the slang term for "bro" which is slang for brother..a slang inside a slang 8) THIS ORIGINATED IN THE STATE OF HAWAII! for those who think that it originated in southern california or where ever, your are miss informed. It is the pigeon (english-hawaiian slang) word that is used state wide in Hawaii not only by surfers but by all people born and raised in hawaii of all racial groups. and it pains me when i hear cali haole tourist say it.
sup brah howsit brah a' brah we go beach ho brah where you stay
The Hawaiian equivalent of "Bro".....much cooler.
"Ho brah, try pass me the manapua"
Feeble attempt made by caucasians to sound hip when calling the attention of the bouncer who happens to be black
Can I get in ? Brah brah . . .You know me don't 'cha ?