| braze2 |
to solder (metal objects) together using a material with a high melting point, such as copper or zinc. |
| brazen |
made of or resembling brass. [3 definitions] |
| brazier1 |
one who makes brass objects. |
| brazier2 |
a metal container designed to hold hot coals or charcoal, and used for heating a room. [2 definitions] |
| Brazil |
the largest South American country, on the Atlantic coast; United States of Brazil. |
| Brazilian |
of or pertaining to Brazil or its people, culture, language, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| Brazilian wandering spider |
any of a family of highly venomous, quick-moving, and aggressive spiders native to the rainforests of Brazil, also known as the banana spider for the frequency with which members of this family are found in bunches of bananas. |
| Brazil nut |
a large, oily triangular nut, the seed of a large tropical South American tree, or the tree itself. |
| Brazzaville |
the capital of Congo. |
| breach |
the act, condition, or result of breaking or rupturing. [7 definitions] |
| breach of promise |
in law, a breaking of a promise, esp. a promise to marry a particular person. |
| bread |
a food made primarily with flour or meal and baked, usu. in a loaf shape. [4 definitions] |
| bread and butter |
(informal) the chief means of supporting oneself. |
| bread-and-butter |
providing the basic financial support. [2 definitions] |
| breadbasket |
a basket for holding or serving bread. [2 definitions] |
| breadboard |
a board on which baked bread is cut or on which bread dough is kneaded. [2 definitions] |
| breadbox |
a kitchen container, usu. made of metal with an attached movable lid, used for storing bread. |
| breadcrumb |
a very tiny bit of bread. [2 definitions] |
| breadfruit |
a large round edible fruit that has a breadlike texture when baked. [2 definitions] |
| bread line |
a line in which people stand to receive food from a charity organization or the government during hard times, or the people in such a line. |
| breadstick |
a long, crisp, stick-shaped piece of bread. |