Brazils is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAZILS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BRAZIL, 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a dyewood

Words related to BRAZILS

brazil17

How to use BRAZILS in a sentence

• But Senor Rabelo had planted another variety, called Forestero, from the Brazils, which was at once of hardier habit, inferior quality, and slower ripening.
• And I loved the life, for it took me among the woods and the rivers, where I could think of the Brazils, and fancy myself back again.
• The Queen had been sent from the Brazils to Vienna, in order to be placed under her relation the Emperor of Austria.
• Gordon, our Minister at the Brazils, dated three weeks after the Queen of Portugal had sailed, which mentioned no intention of the Queen coming to England.
• He informed me that he should like to be my companion in the voyage to the Brazils, and I promised to wait for him in Hamburgh.
• In the Brazils, every kind of dirty or hard work, whether in doors or out, is performed by the blacks, who here, in fact, replace the lower classes.
• Although the number of slaves in the Brazils is very great, there is nowhere such a thing as a slave-market.
• During my long stay in the Brazils, I only saw one negro who had got on a mask of this description.
• As regards the natural products of the Brazils, a great many of the most necessary articles are wanting in the list.
• The valuable portion of the plant is its bulbous root, which often weighs two or three pounds, and supplies the place of corn all through the Brazils.
• In the Brazils a conflagration of this kind never extends very far, as the vegetation is too green and offers too much opposition.
• The circumstance which must strike a traveller most forcibly in the habits of the colonists and inhabitants of the Brazils, is the contrast between fear and courage.
• The road was good, and more frequented than any I had yet seen in the Brazils.
• I sent them also from the Brazils five cows, three of them being big with calf, some sheep, and some hogs, which, when I came again were considerably increased.
• I, was in some measure settled, before the captain who took me up departed from the Brazils.
• He had to paint a child, I believe the Prince of the Brazils.
• Polidori, as I hear from him by letter from Pisa, is about to return to England, to go to the Brazils on a medical speculation with the Danish consul.
• Ginger and spices from the Brazils, if they had the advantage of a direct transportation, might take place of the same articles from the East Indies.
• Can we get this extended to the Brazils? It would be precious in case of war with Spain.
• In 1817, an additional convention was entered into, defining still more precisely the limits within which the slave-trade to the Brazils was to be exercised.
• Differences arose between Great Britain and the Brazils in connexion with the slave-trade.
• This is but half the story of Brazil’s struggle for freedom.
• A succession of winds between South-South-East and South-East, with the aid of a strong westerly current, soon brought us near the Brazils.
• When I saw the rage of all parties, I thought of the roasted Indians of the Brazils, and shuddered for the poor lad.
• Brazils, Viceroy of the, treatment of Captain Cook, 55.
• Only two accidents happened during the passage to the Brazils.
• President Jefferson negotiated in vain for a territory in Africa, and the Brazils.
• The weather had lately been very unsettled, but better than what Governor Phillip ever found it in the Brazils at this season of the year.

Similar words containing BRAZIL without suffix s

brazil17 brazilin19 brazilein20 brazilins20 brazileins21 brazilwood25 brazilwoods26

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