| BRAIDERS | • braiders n. Plural of braider. • BRAIDER n. one who braids; a machine that braids. |
| BRAIDEST | • braidest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of braid. • BRAID adj. broad. |
| BRAIDING | • braiding v. Present participle of braid. • braiding n. A braided trimming used as decoration on clothes or curtains. • BRAIDING n. a piece of braided work. |
| BRAILING | • brailing v. Present participle of brail. • brailing n. (Nautical) Synonym of brail (“rope for trussing sails”). • brailing n. (Camping) Any of the loops at the base of a tent that allow it to be secured with pegs. |
| BRAILLED | • brailled v. Simple past tense and past participle of braille. • BRAILLE v. to write in raised print for the blind. |
| BRAILLER | • brailler n. (Technology) A typewriter used to emboss paper with braille cells to be read by the visually impaired… • Brailler n. Alternative form of brailler. • BRAILLER n. a Braille writing machine. |
| BRAILLES | • brailles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of braille. • BRAILLE v. to write in raised print for the blind. |
| BRAINBOX | • brainbox n. (Slang) A very intelligent person. • brainbox n. (Slang) The head or skull (which encloses the brain). • BRAINBOX n. a clever person. |
| BRAINIAC | • brainiac n. (Slang, sometimes derogatory) A very intelligent and usually studious, erudite person. • BRAINIAC n. a very intelligent person. |
| BRAINIER | • brainier adj. Comparative form of brainy: more brainy. • BRAINY adj. intelligent. |
| BRAINILY | • brainily adv. In a brainy way. • BRAINY adv. intelligent. |
| BRAINING | • braining v. Present participle of brain. • BRAIN v. to dash out the brains of. |
| BRAINISH | • brainish adj. (Obsolete) hot-headed; furious. • BRAINISH adj. (Shakespeare) hotheaded, furious. |
| BRAINPAN | • brainpan n. (Now chiefly North American, colloquial) The skull. • brainpan n. (Now chiefly North American, colloquial) The brain or mind. • brain-pan n. Alternative form of brainpan. |
| BRAIRDED | • brairded v. Simple past tense and past participle of braird. • BRAIRD v. (Scots) to sprout above ground, also BREER. |
| BRAISING | • braising v. Present participle of braise. • BRAISE v. to cook slowly with a little liquid in a tightly closed vessel. |