Brass

bras, n. A yellow alloy of copper and zinc; impudence; a brazen face. pi. Utensils, ornaments, etc, mode of bra ; esp. plates attached to monuments, bearing raised or engraved figures. (AS. ones, G a. pram. Ir pros, W.nrev bra ; Ic. brcva, to harden by fire, Sw. bras a. fire.] — Bra 'y, a. Of, or pert, to, etc.; hard as, etc.; of the color of, etc.; sun, cObe, full moon, cow, oil BREAK impudently bold. — Bra 'ineBS. n. — Braze, bra-z. iv To solder, or cover or ornament with, etc.; to harden to impudence. — Brazen, brfi'zn. a. Pert. to. or made ol, bra ; impudent. — To be impudent, or defiant. — Bra'zenly. adv. — Bra's ier, Bra'zier, -zher, n. An artificer in bra ; a pan hold coals. — Brazen age. The age succeeding the siVcer aye, when men had degenerated from purity. — B. faced, -last. Bold, hardened, shamele . — H. sea. (Jewish Antiq.) A large ve el of bra , in Solomon's temple. — Eras band. A company of performers on bra musical instru- — ments. leaf, «. Bra in thin khects.