bros.

or Bros.

abbreviation for

1. brothers.

bros.

abbreviation for

1. brothers

Example Sentences

The two men are among the loudest and flashiest tech bros, a group that swung towards Trump this year, seeking a champion to disavow “woke” political correctness and embrace a libertarian vision of small government, low taxes and light regulation.

From BBC

James Lightfoot, from the UK-based Lightfoot Bros Games, was picked to showcase his game Sleepytime Village at the event this year, and said he was "so sad to hear it will be no more."

From BBC

Zucker was fired two weeks after Wallace arrived and the streaming venture was shut down shortly after CNN became part of Warner Bros.

From Los Angeles Times

The character is at once emblematic and a caricature of the Joe Rogan demographic, bros and aging bros, mostly white but with a growing number of Latinos, who revere Elon Musk and march to Trump’s crass, weaving rhetoric.

From Los Angeles Times

Democrats’ coalitional gains among college-educated brownnosers puts them in good position for midterm turnout, while Trump’s new coalition of podcast bros may be less inclined to show up to a voting booth to save Rep. Don Bacon yet again.

From Slate