Brasses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRASSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRASS, to coat with an alloy of copper and zinc
NOUN:
• a yellow alloy of copper and zinc
• a decorative object made of brass
• a round flat brass ornament for the harness of a draught horse.
• a memorial, typically a medieval one, consisting of a flat piece of inscribed brass, laid in the floor or set into the wall of a church
• a brass block or die used for stamping a design on a book binding.
• brass wind instruments (including trumpet, horn, and trombone) forming a band or a section of an orchestra
• people in authority or of high military rank
• money
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to coat with brass (an alloy of copper and zinc)

Words related to BRASSES

brass7 brassed10 brassing11

Words that contain BRASSES

zebrasses20 vantbrasses16

How to use BRASSES in a sentence

• A drinking bar is nearest to the street where its polished brasses catch the eye.
• It was in this dark hour of English history that the writers polished their brasses and set up as Persons.
• The rooms are furnished with old rugs, pottery, brasses, the curious embroidered hangings which line the tents of the chiefs, and other specimens of Arab art.
• In the building are some interesting tombs and brasses, and a monument to John Lyon, the founder of the school.
• Batteries with brasses rattling Conquering advance, With their blood-red splendor flashing Cannon matches glance.
• It may truthfully be said that no more willing pair of arms ever rubbed and scrubbed their aristocratic brasses.
• Behind majestic brasses and muffled drums grieving out the funeral march, they stepped with slow precision and with arms reversed.
• On the wall on each side of the inner doors are brasses of some interest.
• Bench-ends, brasses and ancient tiles are among the objects likely to interest the visitor of antiquarian tastes.
• There are several interesting brasses and memorials in the church and outside on the north side will be seen an old dole table for the distribution of alms.
• There are also brasses to some other members of the Forster family which owned the manor during Elizabethan days.
• The Brocas brasses and the fine Jacobean pulpit are interesting.
• To do this the brasses were fastened to the axle by a piece of small wire, and went with it to the lathe and press.
• Worn-out brasses, of course, could not be put in, and new ones were substituted.
• BRASSES OF BISHOP BRAYBROOKE, JOHN MOLINS, AND RALPH DE HENGHAM.
• The ornaments had been removed, the images piled in a great heap in the outer court, and the brasses had been torn up.
• In the best chamber of the house, Shut up in dim, uncertain light, There stood an antique chest of drawers, Of foreign wood, with brasses bright.
• It has left the somewhat plebeian world of the brasses and has gained admittance to the more refined society of the woods.
• They were to be found on the fronts of houses, over the fireplace in halls, on seals, on sepulchral slabs and monumental brasses, and on painted windows.
• Let any one having an engine running at a good speed, loosen the crank pin brasses a little, so that, at starting, it will thump heavily.
• I am running an engine which does not thump with loose crank pin brasses, under eighty pounds pressure, admitted sharply on the centers.
• The firelight glows on her face and gleams here and there on the brasses hanging in the chimney-piece above.
• The church of All Saints, principally Perpendicular, has interesting monuments and brasses, and a fine lofty tower and west front.
• Upon them, like a tidal wave, swept down a hurricane of brasses and shook the hall with its resonant thunders.
• Brasses were placed over the burial-places of these archbishops, and were mostly destroyed in the Civil War.
• There are several brasses, but none of much interest.
• The latter is filled with tombs and brasses of the Wyndham family, chiefly 16th and 17th cent.
• Notice several interesting brasses and a sixteenth century tomb of the Dawtreys.
• Since the above tracing was made the brasses of the eleven children have been stolen, leaving nothing but the lettering and the shield of the Washington arms.
• It was not habited in the brasses of the Roman armor.

Similar words containing BRASSE without suffix s

brassed10 brasset9 brassets10 brasserie11 zebrasses20 brasseries12 vantbrasses16

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