A cross between "bro" and "mija." Can be used as a term of affection or an exclamatory phrase. Coined by Will and Aidan.

Used in the snowboarding crowd to describe a certain subculture of snowboarders. These snowboarders usually come across as the dumb jock type but with their own clothing, style, music, and language.

They typically wear a condom looking beanie with a large tip on top, usually a brightly colored item like neon green pants or jacket, and a bandanna across the bottom half of their face where their hat and goggles do not cover.

Their riding style is usually a park board and they are typically heavily into the park. They will usually sit at the top of the park or a feature for over ten minutes. If they are seen on a run they will usually be hopping on their tail, nose, or just spinning around.

Their language is like that of stoner talk but with their own terms like heavy use of gnarly or pow pow (referring to powder snow). Some other common words are sick, rad, dope. They tend to discuss a lot about different tricks or the newest and coolest snowboards and snowboarding gear.

Their music is typically heavy hip-hop with wu-tang typically being one of their favorites.

A "Broha" in actuality is an underling of a bro. He's the lower ranking version of skanky white trash, poor and unwilling to work, he can not yet afford his lift kit to his truck. A broha idolizes the bros and does their bidding with out question. Broha's are subjective but once in a while lash out at their master in the form of argumentative heckling. They are then whipped and deported.

A Broha can be a good friend or a brother. But Broha also is used to refer to your surfer/skimboarding friends who tend to live the surf/skimboarding badass lifestyle. Usually someone who is extreme.

just another name for brother or bro(i think its cooler to say broha than bro,dont you??)

The most AWESOME nick-name Germanic brothers may use to refer to one another. (Alternative spelling: Brohass)

A phrase used by Nathan Owens (Napalm) of YouTube channel DesandNate in his and Destery Moore's video "IDEK (Who Took the Cookie: A Word With Nathan 2)". The phrase is used to get out of a conversation with a creeper.

A mixture of the words 'Peace' and 'See you later, brother'. It's a way to say good-bye in a maore original way.

to say hello to a bro or hommie. aloha broha is saying this in spanish-hawian.