noun

• A man who is readily upset or offended by progressive attitudes that conflict with his more conventional or conservative views.

  More example sentences

  • ‘there was predictable disquiet from various broflakes on social media’
  • ‘ Broflakes share a little bit in common with their despised cousins, snowflakes.’
  • ‘Quit being such a broflake and trying to make excuses why their opinions somehow aren't valid.’
  • ‘Don’t let the facts get in the way of your story broflake.’
  • ‘Your description of the bitter broflakes is spot on.’
  • ‘Broflakes don’t seem to understand the notion of push back.’
  • ‘If you’re a broflake, you’re sensitive to the idea of absolutely anything changing.’
  • ‘In American political internet discourse, you're either a snowflake or a broflake.’
  • ‘I assume all the broflakes have stopped reading at this point.’
  • ‘One of the broflakes was upset that there were no men in the picture.’
  • ‘You're a broflake, and someone hurt your feelings once, and now you're lashing out at the world.’