Brazil is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAZIL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the hard reddish wood of the East Indian sappan tree
• the largest country in South America; population 207,900,000 (estimated 2015); official language, Portuguese; capital, Brasilia.
• a large three-sided nut with an edible kernel, several of which develop inside a large woody capsule borne by a South American forest tree.
• hard red timber from which dye may be obtained.
• red wood used for cabinetwork
• the largest Latin American country and the largest Portuguese speaking country in the world; located in the central and northeastern part of South America; world\'s leading coffee exporter
• three-sided tropical American nut with white oily meat and hard brown shell
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a dyewood

Words related to BRAZIL

brasil8 brazils18

Words that contain BRAZIL

brazils18 brazilin19 brazilein20 brazilins20 brazileins21 brazilwood25 brazilwoods26

How to use BRAZIL in a sentence

• Whilst this is the case, a heavy duty has been levied until very recently upon the importation of American flour into Brazil.
• I thought that I had seen the largest in Brazil, but the ground, or perhaps the climate, here appears more favourable to this species of trees.
• Then he went to Brazil, and is now President of the Conservatory of Music of Rio Janeiro.
• They were in town in August because there was a meeting of the directors of the Brazil and Cuyaba Rubber Company, of which company Senator Barnes was president.
• Suppose the United States disposes of its surplus to a country with undeveloped resources like, say, Brazil.
• And what does that mean? It means that the United States is coming to own railroads in Brazil, factories, mines, and lands in Brazil.
• Then he hunted up the old letter sent on to him in Brazil, which Tess had written from Flintcomb-Ash, and re-read it.
• There were nearly half a million Germans in the southern part of Brazil.
• He was now grown old, and had left off going to sea, having put his son, who was far from a young man, into his ship, and who still used the Brazil trade.
• And should I take from you what you have, and leave you at Brazil, why, this would be only taking away a life I had given.
• Having now a fair wind for Brazil, in about twelve days time we made land in the latitude of five degrees south of the line.
• In most of Brazil, as around Para and around Sao Paulo, it has left its traces in place-names, but has been completely superseded as a language by Portuguese.
• In accordance with the charges against him, Don Juan petitions that the permission be revoked until he himself shall return from the expedition of Brazil and come to this court.
• He had guards stationed night and day to watch for the approach of strangers, for there was wealth enough to awaken the avarice even of the Emperor of Brazil himself.
• It is eaten largely in Brazil by negroes and cattle.
• A treaty of amity and commerce was also concluded with the congress of Columbia, and with the new sovereign of Brazil.
• Seven weeks later the fugitives landed in Brazil, where they were received with an enthusiastic show of loyalty and devotion.
• The Cortes next, to carry out its work for the subjugation of Brazil, sent a squadron to bring back the prince.
• Thus was the third emperor sent out of Brazil through a bloodless revolution.
• On arriving at the coast of Brazil, his boat was fired on when trying to land at Angre de Reys.
• Brazil had duly elected Dom Corria, as provided by the statute, and the news spread like wild fire.
• There was a time when I thought that most nuts came from Brazil, but I am glad to learn that we grow the nuts we eat here in the good old U.
• Brazil, if she has not yet restored her old slaves to liberty, at least no longer receives new ones, and the children of the blacks are born free there.
• With these exceptions, friendly relations have been maintained between the United States and Brazil and Paraguay.
• The lands in Brazil are not measured, and everything is done by the eye.
• An account of several plants collected in Brazil, New Holland, Timor, and New Guinea, referring to the figures in Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
• Cables, made of a sort of hair growing on trees in Brazil.
• In Brazil, the insurgents, under their leader, Anton Conselhiero, were defeated, and the town of Canudos, which had been their stronghold, was taken from them.
• They played the chief part during many years in Brazil in the campaign for the abolition of slavery.

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