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bro

Definition for bro

noun as in blood brother

noun as in chum

Strongest matches

buddy, comrade, crony, playmate

Strong matches

associate, companion, mate, pal, sis

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co-mate

noun as in homeboy

Strong matches

brother, buddy, neighbor

noun as in pal

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For the non-late night connoisseurs reading this: Meyers’ brother, Josh, played the “Covid bro” version of Newsom during the pandemic in sketches that aired on NBC’s “Late Night with Seth Meyers.”

“I know how people look at those guys,” Williams said, “and so it’s like, ‘Bro, you better look at me the same way.’

If Kimmel could join the “South Park” bros in embracing Mexicans, then any bro can.

Text superimposed on Adcock’s Instagram video alleged that Bryan made “death threats” during the spat, along with the comment: “Eat a snickers bro.”

None of the so-called opinions Kirk expressed in his campus appearances and social media moments and “debate me, bro” exchanges with liberal stooges were remotely original or especially interesting.

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