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Show L BR Jupiter furamoned all the birds and beafts befor him, with their 4rats and little onecs, to fee whic of them'had the pretticft children L'Efrange I give comman that works in brafs There is a fellow fomewha near the door h Shakefpeare fhould be a brafier by his face Brafiers that turn andirons, pots, kettles, &c _ have their lathe made different from the commo Mozon . turners lathe fro 2. A pan to hold coals. [probabl embrafer, Fr. 1t is thought they had no chimneys, but wer Arbuthnat warmed with coals on brafiers 1z /i An American wood Brasi't BRAZ:'L.} commonly fuppofed to hav bee denominated thu becauf Can grant ten thoufand pounds a-year And make a beggar's brat a peer Brava'po. 2. /. [from bravada, Span. A boaft; 'a brag BRAVE A pearanc "brafs lik graceful DIl prove the prettier fellow of the two And wear my dagger with a braver grace And brawve attendants near him, whe Denbam 4. Excellent ; noble : it is an indeterminate word, ufed to exprefs the fupera bundance of any valuable qualit If there be iron ore, and mills, iron is a brawv commodity where wood aboundeth Bacon If a ftatefman has not this fcience, he muf be fubje& to a brawer man than himfelf, whof province it is to dire all his action to'this end Dighy Brave. #. [ [brave, Fr. 1. Aheor; a man daring beyond decenc or difcretion From braffy bofoms, and rough hearts of flint Hot brawes, like thee, may fight, but know no wel To manage this, the laft great ftake Dryden Morat s too infolent, too much a érawe His courage to his envy is a {lave Dryder Shatkefpeare 3. Impudent BrasT. particip. adj. [from burft.] Burlt ‘broken, Obfolete There creature never paft That back returned without heavenly grace But dreadful furies which their chains have.braf? And damned fprights fent forth to make ill me fication may have come. 3. A child; fo called in contempt He leads them like a thin Made by fome other deity than nature "That fhapes man better ; and they follow him Againft us brats, with no lefs confidence Than boys purfuing fummer butterflies. Shakefp This brat is none of mine Hence with it, and, together with the dam Lommit them to the fire Shakefpeare The friends, that got the Arars, were poifon' In this fad cafe what could otir vermin do 2 A boaft a challenge ; a defiance There end thy brawe, and turn thy face in peace We grant thou canft outfcold us Shakefpeare 7o Brave. @. . [from the noun. Spenfer 1. To defy; to challenge ; to fet at de[its etymology is uncertain fiance bpaze, in Saxon, fignifies a blanket from which, perhaps, the modern figni i Let not old age difgrace my high defire O heavenly foul, in human fhape contain'd Old wood inflam'd doth yield the brawveft fire ‘When younger doth in fmoke his virtue fpend Sidney .Enough to prefs a royal merchant down And pluck commiferation of his ftat Brat. # he wakes Would not the beggar then forget himfelf? Shak But whofoe'er it was nature defign' Firft a brawe place, and then as brave a mind The part in which they lie, is near black, wit Woodward fome fparks of a braffy pyrites in it R fJ'/T.'ommon He upbraids Tago, that be made hi Brawe me upon the watch Shake[peare My nobles leave me, and my ftateis brav'd Ev'n at my gates, with ranks of foreign powers Sbakefpearc The ills of leve, not thofe of fate, I fear Thefe I can brawve, but thofe I cannot bear. Dryd Like a rock unmov'd, a rock that brawe The raging tempeft, and the rifing waves. Dryden 2, To carry a boafting appearance of Poth particular perfons and factions are ap enough to flatter themfelves, or, at leaft, to braw that whic BraVELY the believe not adv brave manner ly ; {plendidly [from brave. Bra'verY, n /. [from brave. 1. Courage ; magnanimity ; generofity gallantry It denote Bacon In coursgeouily ; gallant no great brawvery of mind, to do tha b no l co w c wh e fa o ir de o ou prompted to by a generous pafiion for the glory of Speéator him that made us Juba, to all the bravery of a hero Adds fofteft love, and more than female fweetnefs Addijon 2. Splendour; magnificence Where all the brawery that eye may fee And all the happinefs that heart defirc Is to be found 3. Show; oftentation choofe minifter Sperfer fenfible o mor duty than of rifing, and fuch as love bufinef rather upon confcience than upon bravery. Bacor 4. Bravado; boaft Never could man, with more unmanlike brawery, ufe his tongue to her difgrace, which latel Sidney bad fung fonnets of her praifes Fo Rings put upon his fingers 1. Partaking of brafs agaft Shak 3. Magnificent ; grand men or things No fire, nor fae, nor fite, nor night The T'rojan hero-did affiight Denbam Who brawely twice renew'd the fight Your valour bravely did € afiault {uftain Ana fiil'd the motes and ditches wich the flain Let prince 2. Gallant; having a noble mien ; lofty Bra'ssy. adj. [from brafs. Bacoa Waller An ap Loffes was brawe an Shows your brave heart vitorious as your eyes brafs ; {ome quality o 2, Hard as brafs believe From armed foes to bring a royal prize 2, Impudence [from brafy. which otherway poor and cowardly 1. A yellow metal made by mixing cop. per with lapis calaminaris. It is ufed in popular language, for any kind o clean.sh data import.tsv out README metal in which copper has a part Bra'ssiness. # Egyptian foothfayer made Antoniu confident, was; in the prefence of Otavius Czefar and the beft fort comes from Fer Brafs is made of.copper and calaminaris. Bacon Men's evil manners live in brafs, their virtue Shakefpeare - We write in water Let others mold the running maf Of metals, and inform the beeathing brafs. Dryd [brave, Fr. adj that his genius . it had been known by that name man years before the difcovery of that coun " Chambers BRASS. ». f: [bpay, Sax. prés, Welfh. Anonymous 1. Courageous; daring; bold; generous high-fpirited firf It is ufed by' turners, an nambuc takes a good polifh; but chiefly in dy" ing, though it gives but a {purious red Swift The two late. confpiracies were. the brats an oftspring of two contrary factions Sourh Spain, to make good the bravads Names it the invincible Armado Bacon 6)‘(14 '(‘_{y Df_'/all V 2. 'The progeny ; the offspring brought from Brafil : though Huet thew try to kill er {ave performe Germans a braver upo thi power o occafio they crowned their new king in the cathedra Bacon church of Dublin There are thofe that make it a point of brawery, to bid defiance to the oracles of divine reveL'Eflrange lation Bra'vO. 7. /. [braws, Ital. murders for hire A man wh For boldnefs, like the brawoes and banditti, i feldom employed, but upon defperate fervices Gowvernment of the Tongut No brawoes here profefs the bloody trade Nor is the church the murd'rer's refuge made Gay To BRAWL. . n. [brouiller, or brauler Fr. 1. To quarrel noifily and indecently She troubled was, alas! that it might be With tedious brazvlings of her parents dear. Sidncy Here comes a man of comfort, whof advic Hath often &ill'd my brazvling difcontent Shak How now ? Sir John! what, are you braolin here Does this become your place, your time, your bufi Shakefpeare's Henry I nefs Their batt'ring cannon charged to the mouths Tiil their (oul-fe.;ring clargours have braw!'d dow The Hinty ribs of this contemptuous city Shak In council fhe gives licence to her tongue Loquacious, brawlirng, ever in the wrong. Dryden Leave all noify contefts, all immedeft clamours brazvling language, and efpecially all pcr}onnl fcandal and fcurrility, to the meaneft part of the vulga Watts world 2. To {peak loud and indecently His divifions, as the times do brase/ Are in three heads one pow'r againft the Fr_cnch And one againft Glendower 3. To make a noife Shakelpeare This is lictle ufed As he lay alon Under an.oak, whofe antigue root peeps ou Upon the brook that brazwls plong this wood Brawt z /.«[from the verb. Shak Quarrel neife ; {curnility He findeth, that controverfies thereby are mad but drawls and therefore witheth brazen according to the pronunciation 2 ./i [from bra/s. BrA‘s1E 1. A manufa&ure I fhall live to {lec the invifible lady, to whom was obliged, and whom Inever beheld fince fhe wa a brat in hanging-flecves Saifr hi that, in fom lawfuol aflembly of churches, ail thefe frifes ma Huoker be decided Never fince that middle fummer's {prin Met we on hill, in dale, for But with thy fraww/s thou haitdifturb'd \Zx S Bra'sEN. adj. [from brafs.] Made o . brafs, It is now lefs properly written wit g : Qe B 1t beeame ferpiginous, and was, when 1 faw 1 Wifeman covered with white branay fcales Swart Marti e BRA BR |