What is Bruce slang for is Australian slang for man, especially stereotypical Australian man, with Bruce being generic name for Australian bloke, popularized by Monty Python sketch The Bruces with all men named Bruce and saying Bruce as greeting, plus Bruce as slang for police in some contexts. In Australian slang, Bruce is generic name for Australian man, like bloke, used as in oi Bruce meaning hey man, with stereotype of Australian named Bruce, from Monty Python 1970 sketch where all philosophy department members named Bruce and rule No Pooftahs, making Bruce slang for Australian man. In UK, Bruce can be slang for police or as generic male name. In US, Bruce not common slang but can be nickname for man. So Bruce slang for man, bloke, Australian, with Monty Python making Bruce iconic Australian slang, plus in some contexts Bruce means police officer, but primarily Australian slang for man, as in that Bruce over there, meaning that guy, with Bruce as stereotypical Aussie name like Sheila for woman, making Bruce slang for Australian bloke, not derogatory but generic, used humorously.
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