Brash

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A mass or pile of rubble, refuse, or fragments, as of stone, brush, or ice. noun

Presumptuously forward; impudent: synonym: shameless. adjective

Hasty or unrestrained without regard for consequences. adjective

Arresting, pronounced, or ostentatious. adjective

Brittle. adjective

Brittle.

A transient fit of sickness. noun

A rash or eruption. noun

Acidity in the mouth occasioned by a disordered stomach. Also called water-brash. noun

Impetuous; rash; hasty in temper.

A violent push. noun

To break to pieces; smash: as, he brashed in the door.

To disturb; disorder; break up the order or comfort of.

To assault; attack.

To run headlong.

A shower. noun

A crash. noun

An assault; an attack. noun

An effort; a short turn of work. noun

A confused heap of fragments. noun

A rash or eruption; a sudden or transient fit of sickness.

A sudden burst of rain.

An attack or assault.

ADJECTIVE-- -rude and nasty to people -ugly NOUN-- weave -the highest level of ratchet -a woman who acts disgustingly trashy and ghetto Urban Dictionary

A synonym for words relating to cool such as tight, chill, fresh, sweet, shibby, awesome, stupid, dope, off the hook, hot, gangsta, beastly, etc. Usually used to describe a very cool thing. Urban Dictionary

Cool. awesome. you know, the usual. Urban Dictionary

Brash: a sexual act involving five girls, one boy and a pineapple. Urban Dictionary

Shortened form of butt rash Urban Dictionary

Furious kissing, perhaps in a public place. Urban Dictionary

When a person or animal thinks of themselves as high and mighty amongst a crowd of "actual" high and mighty people. Often referred to as a Severin. Urban Dictionary

Wearing too many different brands, wearing multiple competing logos Urban Dictionary

Is when your wearing a bra so tight & small, that when you take it off, your tiples are smashed into your boobs. It is usually very uncomfortable. Forms of the word: Brash, brashed, brashing, brashee, brasher etc Urban Dictionary

To kiss with tongues Commonly used when said kiss means nothing such as at a club, party or is very impulsive Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to brash:
brash, crash, rash, brass, brush, trash, bash, brach, brast, bras, brah, blash, drash, bragh, abrash, brosh, brasa, brasch, barash, braso, brath, brase, brish, arash, krash.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word brash:
cocky, impulsive, arrogant, confrontational, abrasive, vulgar, outspoken, confident, reckless, brethren, attitude, persona, hello, loud, ori, personality, ambitious, aggressive, humor, liked, brilliant, warrior, quiet, intelligent, reserved, bold, smart, entertainment, resignation, fun, auckland, deeply, brands, leader, statements, confidence, helen, manner, clark, soap, affair, young, wants, publisher, style, resigned, violent, speech, bright.

Words that rhyme with brash:
cache, dash, flash, ash, crash, rash, clash, slash, hash, trash, splash, backlash, cash, bash, lash, thrash, stash, smash, sash, mash, balderdash, gash, abash, mustache, potash, whiplash, mishmash, rehash, moustache, nash, ashe, gnash, slapdash, eyelash, pash, plash, backslash, tash, asch, white trash, shash, memory cache, nashe, asche, petty cash, mountain ash, fly ash, soda ash, rasch, sour mash, diaper rash, nettle rash, kash, lasch, in a flash, flowering ash, hot flash, noncash, white ash, basch, poor white trash, bone ash, caustic potash, black ash, window sash, european ash, european mountain ash, skin rash, basket ash, swung dash, blue ash, brown ash, heat rash, corn tash, green ash, arizona ash, head crash, brasch, disk cache, manna ash, hasch, prickly ash, common european ash, oregon ash, white mountain ash, dasch, hoop ash, american mountain ash, downy ash, food cache, swamp ash, storm sash, heat flash, pay cash, white backlash, cybercash, jordache, pumpkin ash, red ash, western mountain ash.

Adjectives that are often used to describe brash:
more, water, little, less, first, loud, very, most, pretty, young, somewhat, big, bold, small, thick, corn, poor, mighty, heavy, bright, soft, loose, rude, stiff, late, hair, dry, coarse, light, juist, confident, tall, mere, sour, hard, almighty, quite, usual, longer, tough, sudden, dense, sensitive, ugly, broad, purty, impetuous, intelligent, handsome, sound, dead, powered, uppity, profane, thin, wild, stubborn, youthfully, sore, smart, aggressive, rich, once.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective brash:
man, ice, manner, men, american, confidence, upstart, way, youth, fellow, woman, officer, voice, style, student, kid, statement, reporter, tone, world, exterior, americans, behavior, lawyer, boy, thing, spirit, newcomer, statements, girl, lieutenant, politician, person, city, officers, talk, question, optimism, challenger, wood, humor, exuberance, pilot, outsider, journalist, scientist, leader, warrior, sort, hero, demeanor, defiance, charm, doctor, sound, assertion, secretary, arrogance, nation, quality, visitor, minister, upstarts, friend, appearance, texan, individual, objects, irishman, kind, courage, fashion, intruder, editor, stranger, familiarity, amateur, president, assurance, cities, town, voices, speech, guy, patriotism, overconfidence, member, attempt.

Consonant match to brash:
brush, brosh, brasch, brosch, braasch, breisch, brosz.

Words that sound like brash:
brash, brasch, brush, brach, brish, broche, brosh, barouche, brosch, bratch, bratsch, braasch, bratsche, bridge, bash, brat, brass, breach, bras, barrage, brooch, broach, breech, bruges, bratt, bruch, burrage, braz, britch, brage, brasher, britsch, broich, bashe, basch, brauch, brij, brasse, brashy, bursch, abrash, bruche, prach, prosch, brai, braai, bra, badge, brace, brad, batch, birch, borough, bosh, beret, bish, boro, brack, brae, boosh, boorish, barrette, biatch, bosch, bery, barette, boroughs, brac, berets, bache, bearish, bracha, borate, berge, borish, berea, barish, boros, baj, baru, besch, berat, bisch, birge, braa, barritt, boarish, bausch, birrell, berar, bosche, bourree, barash, baisch, boesch, barasch, baasch, braais, bariah, braat.