brandish in Irish
brandish in Irish is bagair — brandish means to wave or swing a weapon around, often to show anger, threaten someone or display skill.
brandish in Irish
bagair
(transitive) To move or swing a weapon back and forth, particularly if demonstrating anger, threat or skill.
What does "brandish" mean?
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verb To wave or swing a weapon around, often to show anger, threaten someone or display skill.
"He brandished his sword at the pirates."
- verb To hold or carry something and show it off boldly.
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- He brandished his sword at the pirates.
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What is "brandish" in Irish?
"brandish" in Irish is bagair. brandish means: To wave or swing a weapon around, often to show anger, threaten someone or display skill.
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