Definition of Bravas

1. brava [n] - See also: brava

Lexicographical Neighbors of Bravas

bratwursts
braunch
braunche
braunched
braunches
braunite
braunites
braunschweiger
braunschweigers
brava
bravade
bravado
bravadoed
bravadoes
bravados
bravas (current term)
brave
brave new world
brave new worlds
brave out
braved
braveheart
bravely
braveness
bravenesses
braver
braveries
bravers
bravery
braves

Literary usage of Bravas

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Sieve: Or, Revelations of the Man Mill, Being the Truth about American by Feri Felix Weiss (1921)
"... IF a liberal immigration policy is a crime against the nation, then the men responsible for the importation of the bravas are certainly guilty. ..."

2. The Immigration Problem: A Study of American Immigration Conditions and Needs by Jeremiah Whipple Jenks, William Jett Lauck, Rufus Daniel Smith (1922)
"The bravas, Italians, Greeks, Syrians and Japanese eat chiefly vegetable food; ... The Poles, bravas and most sugar-beet laborers save some money. ..."

3. A Modern City: Providence, Rhode Island and Its Activities by William Kirk (1909)
"Until some ten or fifteen years ago, sexual morality among the bravas was extremely low, and it is not yet high; but there has been gratifying improvement. ..."

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