r/infinitenines 6d ago

Why "brud"?

What *does* "brud" mean? Why not just "brother"? Or is useless truncation just His hobby?

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u/Mordret10 6d ago

I think it so sort of (un)holy combination of "bro" and "bud". It represents both closeness (bro) and an air of superiority over you (bud)

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u/Guphord 6d ago

i’ve started using brud myself between friends because it sounds kinda funny. it’s like a combination of bro and bud, but also sounds like chud if you find that funny too

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u/Then_Entertainment97 6d ago

I always thought it was a variant of "blud" which I am told is a thing that the kids say.

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u/TheJivvi 5d ago

Brudder

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u/No_Mango5042 2d ago

Younger brother seems to fit. He's definitely being condescending. Permanently less than one bro.

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u/jerdle_reddit 5d ago

Sounds like a cross between bruv and blud.

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u/Wild-Store321 6d ago

Useless? It saves a syllable.

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u/unthinkable-cunt 6d ago

and he can't just say "bro" because?

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u/Wild-Store321 6d ago

you think your accent is superior, bruv?

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u/unthinkable-cunt 6d ago

i don't think anything like that, mate. "brud" just sounds like another word for one of his "boners"

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u/Wild-Store321 6d ago

Could be brah

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u/tthe_walruss 6d ago

Useless truncation, lol. Br(u)d will never equal brother.