Definition of brolic
brolic
- A person who likes to fight, a tough chic, or someone who can stand up for themselves and always ready to fight.
That girl be fighting like nothing! She's a def Brolic!
Last edited on Mar 08 2000. Submitted by Saadia L. from Corona, New York, NY, USA on Mar 08 2000.
adjective
- muscular; built
That guy is mad brolic.
Last edited on Jun 01 2003. Submitted by Janie from New York, NY, USA on Jun 01 2003.
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