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- Brazen (adj): impudent, shameless, boldfaced
Etymology: Old English bræsen "of brass,"
The brazen bat bit my face when I refused to accept its terms: become its slave or die! - Grammar rules reminder:
- Use a semicolon between closely related independent clauses not joined with a coordinating conjunction.
- Use a semicolon between independent clauses linked with a transitional expression.
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- “Mr. Schwager, please play us a video.” Little did Johnny knew what he had asked for, bru-ha-ha. Go, go, gadget Gawain!
- Requiescat in pace: Work on a Gawain Card (don’t forget the terms associated)
The first serious barbecue pit: the brazen altar of the Old Testament. It may not suit the vegetarian, but it's much to be preferred over the brazen bulls of the Roman times.
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