English to English Dictionary

Broadside

The side of a ship above the waterline, or the simultaneous discharge of all the guns on one side of a warship.

Broadsword

A type of medieval or early modern European sword characterized by a straight, wide cutting blade, typically double-edged.

Broccoli

A cabbage of a variety with edible green or purple flower heads.

Brochure

A small book or magazine containing pictures and information about a product or service.

Brogue

A strong outdoor shoe, typically made of leather and characterized by decorative perforated patterns along the seams.

Broiler

A young chicken raised specifically for meat production.

Broken

Damaged, fractured, or separated into pieces; no longer in one piece or working properly.

Broken Tooth

A tooth that has been fractured or damaged, often causing pain or difficulty in eating.

Brokenheartedness

The state or condition of experiencing overwhelming sorrow, grief, or emotional distress, typically resulting from the end of a relationship or a profound personal loss.

Broker

A person who arranges and negotiates transactions between parties, typically in financial markets.

Brokerage fee

A commission charged by a broker or intermediary for executing transactions or providing specialized financial services.

Bronze

A yellowish-brown alloy of copper with up to one-third tin.