| Amazon |
the longest river in South America. It flows from the Andes mountains in Peru across northern Brazil to the Atlantic Ocean. [1/2 definitions] |
| Amazon River |
a major river of South America that flows from the Andes Mountains in Peru across northern Brazil to the Atlantic Ocean. |
| assai2 |
a small slender palm tree native to Brazil that bears edible fleshy purple fruit. [1/2 definitions] |
| Bolivia |
a South American country south of Brazil and Peru. |
| Brasilia |
the capital of Brazil. |
| Brazil |
a country in eastern South America. Brasilia is the capital of Brazil. |
| Brazilian |
of or having to do with 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. |
| cruzado |
the chief monetary unit of Brazil, equaling one hundred centavos. [1/2 definitions] |
| favela |
in Brazil, a very poor area of a town characterized by shoddily-built housing. |
| French Guiana |
an overseas department of France on the Atlantic coast of South America between Suriname and Brazil. |
| kola |
a tree found in Africa, Brazil, and the West Indies, which bears the kola nut. [1/2 definitions] |
| Orinoco River |
a major river of South America that starts near the Venezuelan border with Brazil, flows across Venezuela, then along the border with Colombia, and finally empties into the Atlantic Ocean. |
| Paraguay |
a central South American country between Argentina and Brazil. |
| Paraguay River |
a large river in South America that begins in southwestern Brazil, flows through Paraguay and along its border with Argentina. Finally, it joins the Paraná River at the southwestern tip of Paraguay. |
| Paraná |
a major river in South America originating in Brazil and flowing mostly south, forming the border between Paraguay and Argentina and eventually merging with the Uruguay River to form the Río de la Plata. |
| Paraná River |
a major river in South America that starts in Brazil and flows mostly south. The Paraná River eventually joins a river called the Uruguay and empties into the Atlantic Ocean at the border between the countries of Argentina and Uruguay. |
| Portuguese |
the main language of Portugal and Brazil. [1/3 definitions] |
| real3 |
a former monetary unit of Brazil and Portugal. |
| Rio de Janeiro |
a city in southeastern Brazil on the Atlantic Ocean. |
| Salvador |
a seaport of eastern Brazil; São Salvador. [1/2 definitions] |