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A small rectangular block of fired or sun-dried clay, used in building.

“The old house was built of red brick.”

Of short duration; not lasting for long.

“We had a brief conversation about the upcoming project.”

Radiating or reflecting a large amount of light; luminous or vivid in color.

“The sun was exceptionally bright over the snow-covered hills.”

Very early in the morning, typically at dawn or sunrise.

“We have a long drive tomorrow, so we need to set off bright and early.”

A day characterized by clear, sunny weather or, metaphorically, a period of time marked by happiness, success, or optimism.

“We finally had a bright day after a long week of heavy rain.”

Emitting or reflecting more light; having a high degree of sheen or radiance.

“The living room feels much bigger and brighter after we painted the walls white.”

Superlative form of bright: emitting or reflecting the most light; most intensely luminous.

“Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky.”

To make a confusing, complex, or ambiguous situation easier to understand by providing explanation, detail, or structure.

“The manager called a meeting to bring clarity to the new company policies.”

A sword with a broad, straight, double- or single-edged cutting blade, frequently fitted with a basket hilt.

“The Highland warrior drew his basket-hilted broadsword and braced for the cavalry charge.”

Past tense of break; to have separated into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain.

“He accidentally broke the vase while cleaning the shelf.”

The business or office of a broker, or the fee charged for their services in facilitating transactions.

“She decided to open her own real estate brokerage after years of working as an independent agent.”

Used to express a feeling of extreme cold or shivering.

“Brr, it is freezing outside today!”

An iconic American rock musician known for his energetic stage performances, poetic and socially conscious lyrics, and association with heartland rock.

“Growing up in the 1980s, he listened to endless tracks by Bruce Springsteen.”

A light fog, mist, or haze that obscures visibility, especially one rising from the sea or damp ground.

“A bruma cobria a manhã de outono na serra.”

The past tense and past participle of brush; to have cleaned, smoothed, or arranged something using a brush.

“She brushed her hair until it shone.”