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brash Adjective 1. tastelessly or offensively loud, or showy: brash modernization 2. impudent or bold: I thought it was very brash of her to ask me [origin unknown] brashness n Brash a mass of fragments or debris; a sudden outburst of rain. Examples: brash of bitter waters, 1856; of hedge clippings; of ice, 1837; of rain, 1849; of twigs; of stone; of wooing, 1724.
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brash Translations adj brash [brӕʃ] cheekily self-confident and impolite a brash young man. parmantig, astrant, vrypostig, vermetel وقح، صفيق، متهوّر нахален drzý, neomalený selvhævdende keck αυθάδης, αλαζόνας descarado, impertinente, presuntuoso ninakas پر رو و پر مدعا julkea effronté חָצוּף ढीठ, उतावला drzak pimasz lancang, kurang ajar frakkur sfacciato 生意気な 경솔한 akiplėšiškas bezkaunīgs kurang sopan brutaal pågående, freidig, frekk zuchwały descarado neobrăzat нахальный drzý nesramen drčan oblyg, fräck ทะลึ่ง; ก๋ากั่น küstah 傲慢無禮的 нахабний بےحد خود اعتماد اور اکھڑ hỗn láo 傲慢无礼的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| 5 HOLOMETABOLOUS (Walter Brasher, 2002) A tossed nickel miraculously lands on its edge then explodes, killing a bookie; a female hitchhiker is picked up by a man literally nailed into his car; a deaf martial arts expert uses sign language to decapitate an assailant. Lindero Canyon Middle School student violinist Erika Ishii, 14, will appear with five other young musicians in a dream scene for the new CBS comedy television show ``Kate Brasher. Brasher, an independent researcher in Ohio who is working on a book about the movement, told Religion News Service that the groups, which usually consist of five to 10 men, are taking off around the country. |
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