1. Broad synonyms, Broad pronunciation, Broad translation, English dictionary definition of Broad

2. The largest Broads are Hickling Broad, Barton Broad and Oulton Broad.

3. Broad·er , Broad·est 1

4. Broadest definitions Superlative form of broad: most broad.

5. What does Broader mean? Comparative form of broad: more broad

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7. Wide in extent from side to side: a Broad river; Broad shoulders.

8. Brachycephaly Synonyms Broad cranium shape; Broad head shape; Broad skull shape; Wide cranium shape; Wide head shape; Wide skull shape

9. Broad definition, of great breadth: The river was too Broad to swim across

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12. The bulging is always broad, thus, the term, Broad based disc bulge.

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15. What does Broad mean? Broad is defined as a slang term used to describe a woman

16. Swimming gives you broad shoulders.

17. He has a broad forehead.

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19. Broad (surname), a surname Places

20. Tall, good-looking, broad shoulders.

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23. He was mugged in broad daylight.

24. Aedeagus with left process broad.

25. We saw the broad ocean.

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27. He had a broad swarthy face.

28. Two broad explanations come to mind.

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36. Palm trees line the broad avenue.

37. We went along a broad passage.

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39. It's as broad as it is long.

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41. Onboard, Ashipboard aboard, broad, abroad, board

42. He is tall, broad and muscular.

43. Broad daylight miraculously turned to darkness.

44. How dare you in broad daylight?

45. The Count shrugged his broad shoulders.

46. I'm reasonably broad across the shoulders.

47. He was robbed in broad daylight.

48. A smile overspread his broad face.

49. The kidnapping occurred in broad daylight.

50. She has a broad cockney accent.

51. Breadth is a derived term of broad

52. Drugs are sold unashamedly in broad daylight.

53. They robbed the bank in broad daylight.

54. He has a broad outlook on life.

55. His broad face beamed a hearty welcome.

56. 3 He's got a broad Scotch accent.

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58. Common Buckthorn has a broad environmental tolerance

59. 22 The constitution provided broad electoral franchise.

60. Abundant hair sprouted from his broad chest.

61. Broaden Name Meaning Perhaps a topographic name for someone who lived in a broad valley, Old English brad ‘broad’ + denu ‘valley’

62. Most Asian Cymbals are either broad-rimmed

63. Aquaplane: From Oulton Broad to Oulton Park

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65. A sword-wielding assassin in broad daylight.

66. That's Jones, with the skinny white broad.

67. Guillotines can't be seen in broad daylight

68. The broad plains of the American West.

69. 2 He is tall, broad and muscular.

70. Our data suggests littering is quite broad.

71. Skull is moderately broad and slightly domed.

72. Broad: having a greater than usual measure across

73. A Broadaxe is a large (broad) headed axe

74. The Australoid race is a broad racial classification

75. The first trains ran on broad-gauged tracks.

76. One road, he said, is “broad and spacious.”

77. The river's broad mudflats were thought completely impassable.

78. She wore a broad belt about her waist.

79. I like a pen with a broad nib.

80. Loin Viewed from the top, broad and strong.