1. To meet in front; to face. To make a clean breast, to reveal all one knows. To breast up a hedge, to cut the face of it.

2. The member of a column, more usually called torus.

3. The fore part of the body, between the neck and the abdomen; the soft protuberance on the thorax, terminating in a nipple; the bosom; the heart; the seat of the affections and passions; the front or fore part.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• greaest,
• treast,
• byiast,
• breats,
• brefast,
• breask,
• preast,
• bewst,
• breaset,
• reasd,
• breakast,
• breat,
• rrest,
• breafast,
• brist,
• brefest,
• threast,
• brease,
• bgest,
• breakst

• braced,
• brat,
• bristled,
• boast,
• brass,
• bract,
• brest,
• roast,
• Braxton,
• bristle,
• breastpin,
• bristly,
• rest,
• best,
• bracteate,
• bread,
• beast,
• bruster,
• barest,
• brost,
• brostrom,
• bracteole,
• wrest,
• bracket,
• breasted,
• braised,
• bracteal,
• brister,
• Bristow,
• breakout,
• bristol,
• brust,
• brass hat,
• bracted,
• abreast,
• Brewster,
• Bractlet,
• bracht,
• brackett.

The adverb for the word "breast" is "breastwise".

The adjective form of the word "breast" is "breasted".

The plural of the "breast" can be the "breasts".

The singular of the "breast" can be the "breast".