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11brace and bit — n. a tool for boring, consisting of a removable drill (bit) in a rotating handle ( brace): see DRILL1 * * * ▪ hand tool hand operated tool for boring holes in wood, consisting of a crank shaped turning device, the brace, that grips and rotates… …
12Brace Beemer — (December 9, 1903 March 1, 1965) was an American radio actor and announcer at radio station WXYZ, Detroit, Michigan.Born in Mount Carmel, Illinois, Beemer was six foot, three inches tall and was an expert horse rider. He served as the deep voiced …
13Brace Yourself — may refer to: *Brace Yourself (Dropping Daylight album), a 2006 album *Brace Yourself (%C2%B5 ziq album), a 1998 album * Brace Yourself , an episode of the TV show The Brady Bunch *Brace Yourself (Hardcore/Thrash band) from Virginia …
14Brace's Emerald — Conservation status Extinct (IUCN 3.1) Scientific classification Kingdom …
15brace — ► NOUN 1) (braces) Brit. a pair of straps passing over the shoulders and fastening to the top of trousers to hold them up. 2) a strengthening or supporting piece or part. 3) a wire device fitted in the mouth to straighten the teeth. 4) (also… …
16brace — brace1 [brās] vt. braced, bracing [ME bracen < OFr bracer, to brace, embrace < L brachia, pl. of brachium, an arm < Gr brachiōn, arm, upper arm < brachys, short (in contrast to the longer lower arm): see MERRY] 1. to tie or bind on… …
17Brace Paine — Brace Paine, also known as Nathan Howdeshell, is the guitarist of American band The Gossip. He is from Arkansas, and now resides in Portland, Oregon. He DJed under the name DJ Nightschool but changed his name in May of 2007 to The Chain . He also …
18brace — (ant. o region. brage, bragia, bracia) s.f. [dal germ. brasa ]. 1. [fuoco senza fiamma prodotto da legna o carboni accesi] ▶◀ (region.) brasa, (region.) brasca, (region.) carbonina, (region.) cinice, (region.) cinigia. ‖ tizzo, tizzone.… …
19brace-and-bit — brace and bitˈ noun A brace with the drilling bit in place • • • Main Entry: ↑brace …
20Brace — Brace, v. i. To get tone or vigor; to rouse one s energies; with up. [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] …
