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I thought about this thread, because over the weekend this dude from NY/ Queens started conversing with us Saturday evening. He's talking and talking and he goes on about how he is an English major and then he goes on to use the term brolic. For the most part I was keeping up the conversation with his vernacular and all but when he used the term brolic I was like wtf is that. I asked him the meaning of the word, but he just shook his head and walked off I finally looked up the term (brolic- slang: tough, muscular, diesel)
again this got me thinking- what slang is commonly used in your city that probably no other city use??
the act of using that piece of string to clean your teeth or to show off I think
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I finally looked up the term (brolic- slang: tough, muscular, diesel)
