bro-zone
bro-zone verb: to treat as a brother, as opposed to as a romantic interest.
Verb
bro-zone (third-person singular simple present bro-zones, present participle bro-zoning, simple past and past participle bro-zoned)
- To treat as a brother, as opposed to as a romantic interest.
- Shaina Magdayao was at a loss for words when she was asked if she really “bro-zoned” Sam Milby, who was romantically linked to her back in 2013.2015 October 27, “Shaina asked: Did you ‘bro-zone’ Sam Milby?”, in SunStar
- While Sunday has spoiled the girls’ plans to bro-zone the guys, the male junta on campus couldn’t be happier.2018 August 26, Mahir Amir, “Thank God it’s Sunday! Du boys ditch Rakhi scare”, in HT City
Forms of bro-zone
| third-person singular present | bro-zones |
|---|---|
| present participle | bro-zoning |
| past participle | bro-zoned |
| past | bro-zoned |
Questions about bro-zone
- What does bro-zone mean?
- Bro-zone means to treat as a brother, as opposed to as a romantic interest.
- What part of speech is bro-zone?
- Bro-zone is a verb.
- What is the past tense of bro-zone?
- The past tense of bro-zone is bro-zoned.
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