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brave

being brave is being able to overcome a fear. It could be anything for different people. A person could be scared of heights, and they want to overcome it that would be a brave move for them. A wanna be thug could have a fear of standing up to a real thug who takes his money from him so getting a gun and shooting him is the answer. A person might feel brave by winning a street race. It depends on a person's fears.
He was brave the way she talked to the hottest girl in the club
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brave

To come out in support for something only after a majority of others are in support for that same thing.
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Braves

The Braves just won the World Series!
by The Jimmynator September 17, 2003
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Braves

By far the best baseball team ever! The Braves Rule. Bobby Cox is the best Manager in the game!
The Braves are going to win the World Series.
by Bobby Blake May 30, 2004
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Brave

A person with the ability to use any kind of object of any shape as a dildo.
Everything is a dildo, if you're brave enough.
by Vasdyan February 12, 2015
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Braves

The most frustrating team to root for in professional sports.
The Braves lost in the first round of the playoffs yet again.
by NoLongerAFan October 8, 2013
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Brave

This is a word used to describe a person who will risk personal injury and suffering to protect their own beliefs, or to protect another person.
An example of the word "Brave" is a gentleman who has just arrived home to his wife from a night out with lipstick all over him, and stinking of perfume, he then walks over to his wife, slaps her on her ass and says "Whats for dinner then fatty?"
Although some might think this man is out of order, I know no one can question his bravery. A true Hero amoung men.
by Paul Fleming December 18, 2006
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