Braj
pr-nounced how it is spelled. means bro, or dude. developed over numerous times of misspelling brah over texts and online chats.
dietrich: what up braj
alfonso: what’s up mang.
example 2
eric: dude i heard you need some money.
sam: thanks braj.
noun, english: braj is slang for brother, bro or brah. used most exclusively with best friends of the male gender.
famously used on the comedy central show “workaholics”.
example 1: thank you for being a true braj! you’re welcome braj.
example 2: sup braj?
example 3: yo braj!
example 4: these brajes right here are the best example of a braj.
a man’s p-n-s
i told casey to be careful while i took out my braj due to it’s immensity
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