Brazilian
/brəˈzɪlɪən
/noun
1A native or inhabitant of Brazil.It quickly becomes apparent that the chef - a native Brazilian - is no meatball....
- Hundreds of Brazilians gathered in the town's square in their native costume for 12 hours of dancing to celebrate the carnival season in their own country last summer.
- In my view, these are highly populist, and don't have the power to bring any real benefit to Brazilians or Latin Americans.
2A style of waxing a woman’s pubic hair in which almost all the hair is removed, with only a very small central strip remaining.‘It's up to the client how much hair, if any, we leave when we do the Brazilian,’ she says....
- Basically, with the Brazilian, hair is removed in the front, back & everything in between.
- Yep, I've come to get a Brazilian.
adjective
Relating to Brazil.As a hippy, he wrote songs that revolutionised Brazilian rock, but some subversive comic-strips landed him in jail and he became one of the ‘disappeared’....
- More than 200 Brazilian players are currently registered as being foreign-based in countries ranging from Spain and Italy to Finland, El Salvador and China.
- If there is one arranger capable of putting a string section to non-treacly use, it is Jacques Morelenbaum, the Brazilian cellist who has worked wonders with the great Caetano Veloso.
