Braze

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 15
brāz, v.t. to solder with an alloy of bra and zinc.— adj. Brā′zen , of or belonging to bra : impudent.— v.t. to face or confront with impudence—as in 'to brazen it out.'— n. Brā′zen-face , one having a brazen or impudent face: one remarkable for impudence.— adj. Brā′zen-faced , impudent.— adv. Brā′zenly .— ns. Brā′zenne , Brā′zenry , effrontery; Brā′zier , Brā′sier , a pan for holding burning coals—also Bras′ero ; Brāz′ing , soldering. [O. Fr. braser , to burn; most prob. related to Bra .]
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