Definition of Bravo Mikes

Bravo Mike

• "bite me". Military lingo.

  In reply: Bravo Mike!

  Last edited on Nov 01 2015. Submitted by Jewels D. from Pordenone (Friuli-Venezia Giulia), Italy on Aug 12 1998.

noun

• "black male". Used in radio communications by police and security guards. From the phonetic spelling letters for the first letters of each word.
  
  Similarly, "white female" is "Whiskey Foxtrot".

  The address is 21 Bristol Drive. There's three Bravo Mikes assaulting us. We need somebody here fast!

  The description of the Bravo Mike is: white shirt, black jeans, braids.

  Last edited on Nov 01 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 30 2011.

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Other terms relating to 'mike':
f*ckboi Mike	Definitions include: A womanizer; a man named Mike who claims to be the Most-Shy but sleeps with women without any intention of having a relationship with them.
mike	Definitions include: "microphone."
oscar mike	Definitions include: "On the Move".

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