braw
Fine in Scotland
Braw is a Scottish word meaning fine, good, or handsome.
It describes something admirable or pleasing: a braw day, a braw lad.
The word appears in Robert Burns and other Scottish literature, and remains in use in Scotland today, though it sounds distinctly regional elsewhere.
Scottish for pretty
- tartanPatterned clan fabric
- HighlandsNamed elevated regions
- GlasgowScotland's most populous city
- EdinburghScotland's seat of government
kilt · clan · thistle · loch · ceilidh · whisky · heather · haggis
Scottish for pretty
- good-lookingVisually appealing person
- attractivePleasing to behold
- strikingNoticeably impressive
- dashingSpiritedly stylish and bold
fine · handsome · comely · fair · fetching · gallant · well-favored · pleasing
bonnie
Scottish for pretty
Edinburgh · kilt · clan · thistle · loch · ceilidh · whisky · heather · haggis · Burns
bonnie
Scottish for pretty
- good-lookingVisually appealing person
- attractivePleasing to behold
- strikingNoticeably impressive
dashing · fine · handsome · comely · fair · fetching · gallant · well-favored · pleasing · winsome
fine
Acceptable in quality
wonderful · superb · first-rate · magnificent · fantastic · brilliant · marvelous · top-notch · smashing · cracking
- be braveAct despite fear
- put on a brave facePretend confidence despite anxiety
- brave face
- putting on a brave faceDisplaying false courage
- brave soul
- home of the brave