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adj. Angry, annoyed.
n. A dispute.
"The winning hand was to send a card to somebody that you clearly had been broiges with who was not expecting a card from you." (source)
"There was a big broiges in the family after the Zaide was niftar."
"Everyone in that shul is broiges."
"He's brauches with us because we didn't call him on his birthday."
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From Heb ברוגז b'rogez 'in anger', through Yiddish ברוגז broyges 'angry; a broken relationship, a quarrel'
brauches, broygez, broyges, broigez, broges, brogez, berogez, beroygez, beroigez, beroges, beroyges, beroiges
A broygez tantz (broyges tants / broiges tants / broygez tanz) is a klezmer song and a wedding dance (dance of anger and reconciliation) traditionally performed by the groom, his father, and his father-in-law. Among German-American Jews: "brauches."
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