n. something that holds parts together or in place as a clasp or clamp; v. to make stronger by giving support to
He needs to wear a neck brace for a week.
He needs to wear a neck brace for a week.
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Rachel asks her mom if she leave off her brace for what event?
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What did Shirley use to brace Claude's wagon wheel?
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What was Rachel surprised about at her brace fitting?
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Why did Claire choose to get the blue brace brackets?
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What does the brace cause?
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What did Rachel think about the brace when it protected her against running into the granite counter?
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In the story 'The Tennessee Tornado,' why does Wilma have a brace on her leg?
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The carpenter used a brace and bit to cut the hole.
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Why did Borreguita brace her legs against the ledge?
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Why does Stacey tell Mary Anne to brace herself when they go to the Pikes' house?
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How old was Wilma when she was able to take off her leg brace for good?
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Rachel takes her brace off before soccer to stretch. What is Hazel surprised to see?
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forearm; ready; steel; strengthen
keep apart
1 syllables
brace
ace
base
bass
caisse
case
cayce
chace
chase
crace
dace
drace
face
frace
glace
grace
heyse
lace
mace
nace
pace
place
race
space
thrace
trace
vase
wace
abase
apace
debase
deface
degrace
disgrace
displace
efface
emencase
erase
incase
lambastes
left-misplace
replace
retrace
right-brace
interlace
arianespace
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