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'Beached' is when something lands on the beach - like a ship or a whale. 'Beached as' is an incomplete simile meaning 'very beached'. For example, 'white as snow' is a simile that could be colloquially shortened to 'white as' meaning very white. 'Bro' is just a shortened version of 'brother'.

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