bruncle

when your brother is also your uncle either because your mother had a child with your grandfather or your father had a child with your grandmother: the male offspring being your brother; because you share one parent, and also your uncle; because he is the child of your grandparent as well

Ronald: "Hey Bruncle Bob!"

Bob: "Hey my dear ole brephew, Ronald!"

Ronald: "Did you call my Dad this weekend?"

Bob: "You mean my Grandpa? Yep, he said he put you back on his will even after you shot his dog."

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bruncle

a brother and uncle at the same time (weird)

"My bruncle is coming to visit me this weekend"
-Winston Furth

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bruncle

inbreeding term. used when referring to your brother, who is also technically your uncle.

Why is your bruncle always looking at your little sister like that?

This is Billy-Bob, my bruncle. We have a VERY close family.

What time is your brother-i mean uncle coming to pick you up?

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bruncle

everyone’s distant and very close relative in the same person

my bruncle is my brother and my uncle

my grandpa is also my son-in-law therefore he is my bruncle

bruncle

A male relative who is both your uncle (a sibling of your parents) and you brother (one of your siblings).

Since Narelle is my mum & my sister then Barry must be my bruncle

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Bruncle

The majority of males born in Barnsley

Hey Mick, have you seen my bruncle Roy?

Yes son, hes just seeing to your Granty Mary....

Bruncle

The hybrid formation of a brother and an uncle. Common in Tasmania, Australia.

"I tried to do my family tree but I didn't know where to put my bruncle"

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