BRAVO, bräv'o, _interj._ well done: excellent. [It.]

BRAVURA, bräv-[=oo]r'a, _n._ (_mus._) a term applied to a florid air or

song with difficult and rapid passages requiring great spirit and dash in

execution. [It.]

BRAWL, brawl, _n._ a noisy quarrel.--_v.i._ to quarrel noisily: to murmur

or gurgle.--_n._ BRAWL'ING, the act of quarrelling noisily.--_adj._

quarrelsome: noisy. [M. E. _brallen_, of doubtful origin; prob. cog. with

Dut. _brallen_, Ger. _prahlen_, to boast.]

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