brawn
41brawn — 1. noun a) Strong muscles or lean flesh, especially of the arm, leg or thumb. b) Physical strength; muscularity. 2. verb a) Make fat, es …
42brawn — Synonyms and related words: all that lives, beef, beefiness, biosphere, biota, brawniness, ecosphere, elasticity, fiber, flesh, flora and fauna, heftiness, huskiness, involuntary muscle, living matter, living nature, might, muscle, muscles,… …
43brawn — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. strength, muscle. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. muscle, sinew, strength, power; see muscle , strength 1 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. muscles, strength, huskiness, *beefiness, robustness, power, might …
44brawn — brÉ”Ën n. boar or pig s flesh; muscles, strength …
45brawn — noun 1》 physical strength as opposed to intelligence. 2》 Brit. cooked meat from a pig s or calf s head, pressed with jelly. Derivatives brawniness noun brawny adjective (brawnier, brawniest). Origin ME: from OFr. braon fleshy part of the leg , of …
46Brawn — flesh; originally just the lean, dark muscle meat, but in Medieval recipes the word is not always used in this specific sense …
47brawn — n 1. muscle, muscles, well developed muscles, sinew, Inf. beef, muscularity; musculature, muscular development, physique; brawniness, huskiness, heftiness, Inf. beefiness. 2. power, potency, might, force, strength, muscular strength, Literary.… …
48brawn — [[t]brɔn[/t]] n. 1) strong, well developed muscles 2) muscular strength 3) coo Chiefly Brit. a) a boar s or pig s flesh, esp. when pickled b) headcheese • Etymology: 1275–1325; ME brawne < OF braon slice of flesh < Gmc …
49brawn — n. 1 muscular strength. 2 muscle; lean flesh. 3 Brit. a jellied preparation of the chopped meat from a boiled pig s head. Etymology: ME f. AF braun, OF braon f. Gmc …
