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- adjective
comparative form ofbrassy : morebrassy
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Examples
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He further regrets that upon trying to amend his error, he spelled it "brassier," which, if anything, means "more brassy."
Regret the Error 2009
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Why are the British better, bolder, brassier and at the very least faster at contemporary political/topical plays?
Lauren Gunderson: Theatre of the Right Damn Now -- The Great Game: Afghanistan tours the US Lauren Gunderson 2010
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Drummer and leader Joe Chambers kicked it off with Benny Carter 's blues "M Squad," which was even brassier than Count Basie's flute-driven arrangement.
Sounding the Horns, Recalling the Words Will Friedwald 2011
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"What's Your Number?" will be another referendum: brassier, broader, racier than "Bridesmaids," it will test whether audiences' appetite for this genre is a passing fad or a genuine phenomenon.
Anna Faris's Bridesmaid Issues Rachel Dodes 2011
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And what predator would sink to protect the weeny brassier industry?
Trade Policy, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Why are the British better, bolder, brassier and at the very least faster at contemporary political/topical plays?
Lauren Gunderson: Theatre of the Right Damn Now -- The Great Game: Afghanistan tours the US Lauren Gunderson 2010
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Instead, they became even brassier, the graphics still more explosively portentous, the panics more moral.
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Why are the British better, bolder, brassier and at the very least faster at contemporary political/topical plays?
Lauren Gunderson: Theatre of the Right Damn Now -- The Great Game: Afghanistan tours the US Lauren Gunderson 2010
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Why are the British better, bolder, brassier and at the very least faster at contemporary political/topical plays?
Lauren Gunderson: Theatre of the Right Damn Now -- The Great Game: Afghanistan tours the US Lauren Gunderson 2010
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Why are the British better, bolder, brassier and at the very least faster at contemporary political/topical plays?
Lauren Gunderson: Theatre of the Right Damn Now -- The Great Game: Afghanistan tours the US Lauren Gunderson 2010
Dan337 commented on the word brassier
January 1, 2011