Brazier

/ˈbreɪ.zjər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A container for burning charcoal or other fuel, used for heating, cooking, or providing light.

The outdoor party featured a large brazier filled with glowing embers, providing warmth to the guests.

A metal receptacle used for holding burning coals or fire.

In the winter, they often gathered around the brazier in the courtyard to share stories and enjoy the heat.

A decorative or ornamental holder for a fire, commonly seen in gardens or patios.

The garden was beautifully arranged with flowers and a striking brazier at its center, flickering with flames.

Middle French 'brasier' from 'braser' meaning to melt, relating to braze.

to heat one's hands over a brazier

to warm oneself by a fire in a brazier.

brazier of coals

a brazier specifically filled with burning coals for cooking or warmth.

braze

to join two metals together using a filler metal.

brazer

a person who braze metals together.

Refers to something that generates a lot of heat or passion.

Their argument was like a brazier, heating up quickly.

An affectionate term for someone who loves camping or outdoor fires.

He's a true brazier, always igniting a fire wherever we go.