- bras|sière
- bras|siere or bras|sière «bruh ZIHR», noun.a woman's undergarment worn to support the breasts.╂[< French brassière bodice < bras arm]
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
bras|siere — or bras|sière «bruh ZIHR», noun. a woman s undergarment worn to support the breasts. ╂[< French brassière bodice < bras arm] … Useful english dictionary
bras·siere — /brəˈziɚ, Brit ˈbræziə/ noun, pl sieres [count] formal : ↑bra … Useful english dictionary
siere — bras·siere; … English syllables
bras — bras; bras·sage; bras·sard; bras·sa·vo·la; bras·se·rie; bras·set; bras·sia; bras·si·ca; bras·si·ca·ce·ae; bras·si·ca·ceous; bras·si·cas·ter·ol; bras·sid·ic; bras·siere; garde·bras; ne·bras·ka; steen·bras; hu·di·bras·tic; ne·bras·kan; bras·sart;… … English syllables
brassiere — bras·siere … English syllables
brassiere — bras•siere or bras•sière [[t]brəˈzɪər[/t]] n. clo a woman s undergarment for supporting the breasts • Etymology: 1910–15; < F brassière bodice, MF bracieres camisole, OF: armor for the arms … From formal English to slang
brassiere — bras|siere [ brə zır ] noun count FORMAL a BRA … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bra — Brassiere Bras siere Brassiere Bras si[ e]re (br[.a]*z[=e]r ), n. [F.] A form of woman s undergarment, often stiffened with wire or whalebones, or the like, and worn to cover and support the breasts; also called {bra}. It usually has straps which … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Brassiere — Bras siere Brassiere Bras si[ e]re (br[.a]*z[=e]r ), n. [F.] A form of woman s undergarment, often stiffened with wire or whalebones, or the like, and worn to cover and support the breasts; also called {bra}. It usually has straps which support… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Brassiere — Bras siere Brassiere Bras si[ e]re (br[.a]*z[=e]r ), n. [F.] A form of woman s undergarment, often stiffened with wire or whalebones, or the like, and worn to cover and support the breasts; also called {bra}. It usually has straps which support… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English