Bragg

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Bragg is a surname, most notably associated with Confederate General Braxton Bragg, after whom Fort Bragg in North Carolina was named (since renamed Fort Liberty).

William Lawrence Bragg and his father William Henry Bragg shared the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work on X-ray crystallography—Bragg's law describes the angles at which X-rays diffract through crystals. (Lowercase bragg is an archaic or dialectal spelling of brag.)

physicist

William

Male given name

crystallography · Nobel · scattering · spectroscopy · angle · equation · reflection · father-son · physics · Cambridge

boasting

swagger

Confident, boastful manner

showoff · arrogance · pride · loudmouth · braggadocio · cocky · gloat · puffery · self-promotion · egotist

confederate

Braxton

Tennessee · Chattanooga · Kentucky · campaign · commander · retreat · controversy · Davis · defeat · Southern

military

base

Supporting bottom structure

paratrooper · training · soldier · deployment · barracks · Liberty · garrison · military · post · infantry

vinegar

apple cider

Pressed fruit juice

mother · health · tonic · probiotic · fermented · wellness · drink · digestion · detox · natural

Opposites
self-presentation and modesty

Braggmodest

Lacking in pretension

humble · self-effacing · unassuming · meek · unpretentious

verbal behavior

Braggdownplay

Diminish perceived importance

understate · minimize · deflect · demur · hold one's tongue

Civil War allegiance

BraggGrant

Funds given officially

Sherman · Meade · McClellan · Hooker · Thomas

Phrases
Family

brag, bragging, braggart

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Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G