Brogrammer

Pronunciation: /broʊˈɡræmər/

Definitions of brogrammer

noun a slang term combining 'bro' (short for brother, used to refer to a male friend) and 'programmer', typically used to describe a male programmer who exhibits stereotypical 'bro' behavior such as being overly competitive or macho

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a brogrammer who loves coding.

A2 The brogrammer fixed the bug in the software.

B1 As a brogrammer, he is skilled in multiple programming languages.

B2 The brogrammer collaborated with the design team to create a new app.

C1 The brogrammer's expertise in software development is unmatched.

C2 The brogrammer's innovative approach to coding has revolutionized the industry.

Examples of brogrammer in a Sentence

formal The company hired a team of brogrammers to work on the new software project.

informal My brother is a total brogrammer - always coding and drinking energy drinks.

slang I can't believe that brogrammer just hacked into the mainframe!

figurative He may look like a brogrammer, but he's actually a talented artist in his free time.

Grammatical Forms of brogrammer

• past tense: brogrammed
• plural: brogrammers
• comparative: more brogrammer
• superlative: most brogrammer
• present tense: brogram
• future tense: will brogram
• perfect tense: have brogrammed
• continuous tense: is brogramming
• singular: brogrammer
• positive degree: brogrammer
• infinitive: to brogram
• gerund: brogramming
• participle: brogrammed

Origin and Evolution of brogrammer

First Known Use: 2011 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'brogrammer' is a portmanteau of 'bro' and 'programmer', combining the informal term for a male friend or companion with the professional title of a computer programmer.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a certain type of male programmer who exhibited stereotypically 'bro' behaviors such as aggression, competitiveness, and a focus on physical fitness, the term has evolved to encompass a broader range of characteristics and is often used humorously or ironically to refer to any male programmer, regardless of their personality traits.