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Webster Dictionary :: Broad-wise
BROAD-WISE, adv. [broad and wise.] In the direction of the breadth.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-tailed
BROAD-TAILED, a. Having a broad tail.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-sword
BROAD-SWORD, n. [broad and sword.] A sword with a broad blade, and a cutting edge.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-spreading
BROAD-SPREADING, a. Spreading widely.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-side
BROAD-SIDE, n. [broad and side.] A discharge of all the guns on one side of a sh...
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-shouldered
BROAD-SHOULDERED, a. [broad and shoulder.] Broad across the shoulders.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-seal
BROAD-SEAL, n. The great seal of England; as a verb,not used.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-leaved
BROAD-LEAVED, BROAD-PIECE, n. [broad and piece.] A piece of gold coin broader th...
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-leafed
BROAD-LEAFED, a. [broad and leaf.] Having broad leaves.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-horned
BROAD-HORNED, a. Having large horns.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-fronted
BROAD-FRONTED, a. Having a broad front; applied to cattle.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-eyed
BROAD-EYED, a. [broad and eye.] Having a wide view or survey; as broad-eyed day.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-cloth
BROAD-CLOTH, n. A species of woolen cloth, so called from its breadth.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-cast
BROAD-CAST, n. [broad and cast.] Among farmers, a casting or throwing See d from...
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-brimmed
BROAD-BRIMMED, a. [broad and brim.] Having a broad brim.
Webster Dictionary :: Broad-breasted
BROAD-BREASTED, a. Having a broad breast.
