Associations to the word «Brunt»
Noun
- Bore
- Onslaught
- Dominic
- Paddy
- Van
- Ezra
- Bear
- Assault
- Ellen
- Quark
- Displeasure
- Katherine
- Counterattack
- Ire
- Ware
- Blame
- Fighting
- Daryl
- Casualty
- Fallout
- Howe
- Hindus
- Attack
- Shelf
- Blast
- Offensive
- Wrath
- Kirk
- Somme
- Avery
- Rockwell
- Albion
- Joke
- Mansfield
- Repression
- Anger
- Storm
- Vc
- Wicket
- Criticism
- Civilian
- Gust
- Ox
- Typhoon
- Zoe
- Stalin
- Bowling
- Battle
- Impact
- Explosion
- Hurricane
- Roaring
- Lincolnshire
- Gloucestershire
- Bowler
- Platoon
- Fairfax
- Bulk
- Grenade
- Damage
- Burden
- Bombardment
- Infantry
- Blow
- Berger
- Blows
- Vietnamese
- Lawson
- Prejudice
- Lydia
- Ally
- Eva
- Hatred
- Cart
- Flood
- Fight
- Troop
- Blackwell
Wiktionary
BRUNT, noun. The full adverse effects of; the chief consequences or negative results of a thing or event.
BRUNT, noun. The major part of; the bulk.
Dictionary definition
BRUNT, noun. Main force of a blow etc; "bore the brunt of the attack".
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