braky
braky adjective: overgrown with bracken or brushwood.
Adjective
braky (comparative brakier or more braky, superlative brakiest or most braky)
Forms of braky
| comparative | brakier |
|---|---|
| comparative | more braky |
| superlative | brakiest |
| superlative | most braky |
Origin of braky
Root of bracken + -y
Words that rhyme with braky
Questions about braky
- What does braky mean?
- Braky means overgrown with bracken or brushwood.
- What part of speech is braky?
- Braky is an adjective.
Words near braky in the dictionary
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