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Definition of braw in English: brawadjective brɔːbrɔ Scottish Fine, good, or pleasing. Example sentencesExamples - ‘I had a braw laugh on the last project,’ says a Japanese student based in Newcastle, who has plainly absorbed local dialect.
- He's a braw wee baby, and I'm sure he'll bring them much joy.
- It was a braw, bracing wind, cold but sweet-smelling.
Origin Late 16th century: variant of brave. Definition of braw in US English: brawadjectivebrɔbrô Scottish Fine. Example sentencesExamples - It was a braw, bracing wind, cold but sweet-smelling.
- He's a braw wee baby, and I'm sure he'll bring them much joy.
- ‘I had a braw laugh on the last project,’ says a Japanese student based in Newcastle, who has plainly absorbed local dialect.
Origin Late 16th century: variant of brave. |