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*'''Brother''' in [[English|whitey speak]], a brother is usually a term to denote a [[trap|male]] in ones own family who shares one or moar of the same parents.
*'''Brother''' in [[English|whitey speak]], a brother is usually a term to denote a [[trap|male]] in ones own family who shares one or moar of the same parents.


*'''[[Nigger]]''' in [[ebonics]] usually denotes a fellow black person amongst [[politically correct]] Blacks who [[butthurt|frown]] upon using [[nigger|the 'N' word]].
*'''Brother''' or '''Brotha''' in [[Ebonics]] usually denotes a fellow black person amongst [[politically correct]] Blacks who [[butthurt|frown]] upon using the [[Nigger|'N' word]].


*'''Brother''' is a shit [[PC]] company that [[nobody cares]] about.
*'''Brother''' is a shit electronics and electric machine company that [[nobody cares]] about.


==Derivatives==
==Derivatives==
[[Image:Bruv.JPG|thumb|Young [[Chavs]] on the downlow.]]
[[Image:Bruv.JPG|thumb|Young [[chavs]] on the downlow.]]


*[[Bro]] - used by [[Whites]] and [[Blacks]].
*[[Bro]] - used by [[Whites]] and [[Blacks]].

Revision as of 08:16, 9 July 2015


Bro rape
Brothers on the downlow.
Translation: Those clothes are really quite cool, my man

The word brother can refer to several things.

  • Brother in whitey speak, a brother is usually a term to denote a male in ones own family who shares one or moar of the same parents.
  • Brother is a shit electronics and electric machine company that nobody cares about.

Derivatives

Young chavs on the downlow.

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