(of bra)
91Bra|hu|i — «brah HOO uh», noun, plural hu|i. 1. a Dravidian people of Baluchistan. 2. a member of this people. 3. their language …
92bra|less — «BRAH lihs», adjective. not wearing a brassiere …
93Bra|man|tesque — «BRAH mahn TEHSK», adjective. of or having to do with Renaissance architecture: »Bramantesque balance and symmetry. ╂[< Italian Bramantesco < Donato d Agnolo Bramante, 1444 1514, a celebrated Italian architect of the Renaissance] …
94bra|sier — «BRAY zhuhr», noun. = brazier2. (Cf. ↑brazier) …
95bra|va|do — «bruh VAH doh», noun, plural does or dos. a great show of boldness without much real courage or real desire to fight. ╂[< Spanish bravada < Italian bravata, ultimately < bravo brave] …
96bra|va — «BRAH vah», interjection, noun. Italian. feminine form of bravo1 (Cf. ↑bravo) …
97bra|vis|si|mo — «brah VEES see moh», interjection, noun, plural mos. superlative of bravo1 …
98bra|vu|ra — «bruh VYUR uh, VUR ; Italian brah VOO rah», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a) a piece of music requiring great skill and spirit in the performer. b) a show of brilliant performance. 2. a display of daring; dash; spirit. –adj. 1. technically difficult;… …
99bra|za — «BRAH thah, sah», noun. a Spanish unit of linear measure, amounting to 5.48 feet in Spain, and 5.68 feet in Argentina. ╂[< Spanish braza < brazo arm] …
100bra|zen-faced — «BRAY zuhn FAYST», adjective. with bold, unblushing front; impudent …
