brassero
brassero noun: a tall dish for burning charcoal.
Noun
brassero (plural brasseros)
- A tall dish for burning charcoal.
- Here Colonel T. was received by the Minister in an easy and familiar style; and having drawn chairs round the brassero, (one of which the Prince presented to him,) they sat down.1804, Public Characters of 1798-9 [-1806] - Volume 4, page 442
- The evening was excessively cold, a brisk wind from the mountain having set in ; and we all crowded round the brassero, which was placed in the corner of a very pretty drawing-room, till supper was served, about nine o'clock ; and we were complimented on having ridden well, as the distance from the...1824, Lady Maria Callcott, Judas Tadeo de Reyes, Journal of a Residence in Chile, During the Year 1822, page 241
Forms of brassero
| plural | brasseros |
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Origin of brassero
Borrowing from Spanish
Questions about brassero
- What does brassero mean?
- Brassero means a tall dish for burning charcoal.
- What part of speech is brassero?
- Brassero is a noun.
- What is the plural of brassero?
- The plural of brassero is brasseros.
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