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Definition of brad
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of brad is as below...
Brad (n.) A thin nail,
usually
small,
with a
slight
projection
at the top on one side
instead
of a head; also, a small wire nail, with a flat
circular
head;
sometimes,
a
small,
tapering,
square-bodied
finishing
nail, with a
countersunk
head..
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Brad
::
Brad (n.) A thin nail,
usually
small,
with a
slight
projection
at the top on one side
instead
of a head; also, a small wire nail, with a flat
circular
head;
sometimes,
a
small,
tapering,
square-bodied
finishing
nail, with a
countersunk
head..
Norite
::
Norite
(n.) A
granular
crystalline
rock
consisting
essentially
of a
triclinic
feldspar
(as
labradorite)
and
hypersthene.
Abradant
::
Abradant
(n.) A
material
used for
grinding,
as
emery,
sand,
powdered
glass,
etc..
Illuminati
::
Illuminati
(v. t.)
Members
of a sect which
sprung
up in Spain about the year 1575. Their
principal
doctrine
was, that, by means of
prayer,
they had
attained
to so
perfect
a state as to have no need of
ordinances,
sacraments,
good
works,
etc.; --
called
also
Alumbrados,
Perfectibilists,
etc..
Bark
::
Bark (v. t.) To
abrade
or rub off any outer
covering
from; as to bark one's heel.
Brob
::
Brob (n.) A
peculiar
brad-shaped
spike,
to be
driven
alongside
the end of an
abutting
timber
to
prevent
its
slipping..
Abrading
::
Abrading
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Abrad.
Bradoon
::
Bradoon
(n.) Same as
Bridoon.
Eccoriate
::
Eccoriate
(v. t.) To strip or wear off the skin of; to
abrade;
to gall; to break and
remove
the
cuticle
of, in any
manner,
as by
rubbing,
beating,
or by the
action
of acrid
substances..
Badger
::
Badger
(n.) A
carnivorous
quadruped
of the genus Meles or of an
allied
genus.
It is a
burrowing
animal,
with
short,
thick legs, and long claws on the fore feet. One
species
(M.
vulgaris),
called
also
brock,
inhabits
the north of
Europe
and Asia;
another
species
(Taxidea
Americana
/
Labradorica)
inhabits
the
northern
parts of North
America.
See
Teledu..
Abrade
::
Abrade
(v. t.) Same as
Abraid.
Brog
::
Brog (n.) A
pointed
instrument,
as a
joiner's
awl, a brad awl, a
needle,
or a small sharp
stick..
Brad Awl
::
Brad awl () A
straight
awl with
chisel
edge, used to make holes for
brads,
etc..
Skunkhead
::
Skunkhead
(n.) A duck
(Camptolaimus
Labradorus)
which
formerly
inhabited
the
Atlantic
coast of New
England.
It is now
supposed
to be
extinct.
Called
also
Labrador
duck, and pied
duck..
File
::
File (n.) A steel
instrument,
having
cutting
ridges
or
teeth,
made by
indentation
with a
chisel,
used for
abrading
or
smoothing
other
substances,
as
metals,
wood, etc..
Abrasion
::
Abrasion
(n.) The act of
abrading,
wearing,
or
rubbing
off; the
wearing
away by
friction;
as, the
abrasion
of
coins..
Labrador
::
Labrador
(n.) A
region
of
British
America
on the
Atlantic
coast,
north of
Newfoundland..
Ai
::
Ai (n.) The
three-toed
sloth
(Bradypus
tridactylus)
of South
America.
See
Sloth.
Hone
::
Hone (n.) A stone of a fine grit, or a slab, as of
metal,
covered
with an
abrading
substance
or
powder,
used for
sharpening
cutting
instruments,
and
especially
for
setting
razors;
an
oilstone..
Labradorite
::
Labradorite
(n.) A kind of
feldspar
commonly
showing
a
beautiful
play of
colors,
and hence much used for
ornamental
purposes.
The
finest
specimens
come from
Labrador.
See
Feldspar..
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