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Webster Dictionary :: Bragless
BRAG'LESS, a. Without bragging, or ostentation. [Unusual.]
Webster Dictionary :: Braggingly
BRAG'GINGLY, adv. Boastingly.
Webster Dictionary :: Bragging
BRAG'GING, ppr. Boasting.
Webster Dictionary :: Bragget
BRAG'GET, n. A liquor made by fermenting the wort of ale and mead.
Webster Dictionary :: Bragger
BRAG'GER, n. One who brags; a boaster.
Webster Dictionary :: Braggart
BRAG'GART, n. [brag and art, ard,kind.] A boaster; a vain fellow. BRAG'GART , a....
Webster Dictionary :: Braggardism
BRAG'GARDISM, n. Boastfulness; vain ostentation.
Webster Dictionary :: Braggadocio
BRAGGADO'CIO, n. A puffing, boasting fellow.
Webster Dictionary :: Brag
BRAG, v.i. [Eng. to brag.] To boast; to display one's actions, merits or advanta...
Webster Dictionary :: Bradypus
BRAD'YPUS, n. The sloth,which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Brad
BRAD, in Sax., is broad, and occurs in names; as in Bradford, broadford. BRAD , ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bracteole
BRAC'TEOLE, n. A little bract.
Webster Dictionary :: Bracteolate
BRAC'TEOLATE, a. Furnished with bracteoles.
Webster Dictionary :: Bracted
BRAC'TED, a. Furnished with bractes.
Webster Dictionary :: Bractea
BRAC'TEA BRAC'TEATE, a. [from bractea.] Furnished with bractes.
Webster Dictionary :: Bracte
BRACTE, n. [L. Ainswroth writes, bractea or brattea.] In botany, a floral leaf, ...
