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brass out

brass out verb: to play music with brass instruments.

Verb

brass out (third-person singular simple present brasses out, present participle brassing out, simple past and past participle brassed out)

  1. (intransitive, transitive) To play music with brass instruments.
  2. (Australia, slang, transitive) To scam or trick (someone).

Forms of brass out

third-person singular presentbrasses out
present participlebrassing out
past participlebrassed out
pastbrassed out

Questions about brass out

What does brass out mean?
Brass out means to play music with brass instruments.
What part of speech is brass out?
Brass out is a verb.
What is the past tense of brass out?
The past tense of brass out is brassed out.

Words near brass out in the dictionary

  1. brass nail
  2. brass nails
  3. brass neck
  4. brass necks
  5. brass off
  6. brass out
  7. brass ovaries
  8. brass pounder
  9. brass pounders
  10. brass rat
  11. brass rats

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