Brazier is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAZIER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a container for hot coals
• a portable heater consisting of a pan or stand for holding lighted coals.
• a barbecue.
• a worker in brass.
• portable container for burning charcoal or coal
• An artificer who works in brass.
• A pan for holding burning coals.
• Same as Brasier.
• large metal container in which coal or charcoal is burned; warms people who must stay outside for long times
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who works in brass

Words related to BRAZIER

brasier9 brazieries21 braziers19 braziery22

How to use BRAZIER in a sentence

• The girl sat by a brazier of charcoal, with the scarlet-coated negro at hand doing her commands.
• First, the diamonds, the champagne, the exquisite little dinners at the best restaurants, and at last the brazier, the closed doors and windows, and the cold stone slab.
• We thought of these stories, and huddled up closer to the brazier, being frightened at the noise, and uncertain whether we should not turn tail and run from the church.
• There was no fireplace, and the count had the place warmed by means of a big brass brazier filled with wood coals.
• A torch supplied the place of his brazier, and he held it aloft, and threw its ruddy light upon the scene.
• The enthusiast was without his brazier, but carried a long stout staff.
• His brazier was placed on one of the buttresses, and threw its light on the mighty central tower of the fabric, and on a large clock-face immediately beneath.
• A brazier had been lit at each corner, and the place was thronged with men, many of whom carried torches.
• The dawn flamed and glowed like a brazier, and the sun rose a vast red-hot coal floating in fire.
• As soon as Zita was gone Balcom busied himself with the ancient brazier and was standing before a small image of Buddha.
• He took a small package and from it poured a powder into the bowl of the brazier.
• Close within the door stood an oaken press, and beside it, on a tripod, a brazier filled with charcoal and glowing.
• The brazier in the west snapped asunder suddenly, and a single forked flame shot above the jagged pines and went out in the dove-coloured clouds.
• In the recess by the window was a brazier burning, and casting as much shadow as light by reason of the smoke.
• He warmed plump hands at the brazier and seemed at ease and at home.
• But just now it was full of a red light that poured out through the eyes of a charcoal brazier in the far corner.
• Fuller fried my breakfast on the brazier and I had it in bed.
• In the living-room of every house is contained a brazier with live coals, a kettle to boil water, a tray with tea-pot, cups, and a tea-caddy.
• Another soldier began pounding coffee, while yet another blew upon the charcoal in a brazier.
• One of the men, old and stooped and withered, was doing something to the brazier.
• The floor was stone, rough-laid, a single fur rug laid before a brazier.
• Values are relative, and a brazier in the trenches makes the satisfaction of a steam-heated room in winter very superficial and artificial.
• It is smashed and burned entirely in places, and that nation advances like a brazier.
• Everywhere ahead there in the brazier of the dawn, as the two men stood watching from the wind-lashed gallery of the on-roaring liner, attackers were dropping.
• The air was heavy with fumes of incense still rising from a huge brass brazier, full of glowing charcoal and grey sand, placed in the middle of the floor.
• And if you should beat them to pieces, and sell them to the brazier you would not lose above a penny in a shilling.
• A dull scent of burning incense from a little brazier, smoking before a bronze Minerva, in one corner of the room, hung heavy on the air.
• There had been hours when he had been like a man who held his hand in a brazier, but he had shown no sign.
• If the fire-place cannot be made, then a charcoal brazier will serve as an excuse for light and give a sense of warmth to the scene.
• A piece of one of the amber screens put over the torch or lantern will warm the light and the brazier can be placed anywhere in the hut.
• This of course does not mean that the lantern in the brazier need be extinguished as the light given by that is negligible.
• Not needed of course if the brazier is used instead of the fireplace.
• One could not say exactly what it was, it was so fleeting, so intangible, like warmth that circles from a brazier, or perfume that is wafted from an unseen rose.

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