1. To form into a brigade.

2. A body of troops, under a general officer, consisting of a number of regiments, squadrons, or battalions; an organized body with a uniform.

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

• barikade,
• brige,
• brigaded,
• briagede,
• erigate,
• brigadeer,
• brigader,
• brigadire,
• brigaide,
• bergade,
• rigde,
• briader,
• brigdes,
• rigide,
• brigedes,
• brigadere,
• bregade,
• baricade,
• breade,
• brigde

• brigadier,
• Brigitte,
• bruised,
• brogden,
• brocaded,
• brocade,
• bride,
• Bragged,
• bragdon,
• barricade,
• Bridged,
• brocadopa,
• braised,
• brighten,
• Brigida,
• Brigette,
• brigid,
• brogdon.

The adverb form of the word "brigade" is "brigade-wise".

The adjective form of the word "brigade" is "brigadeal".

The plural of the "brigade" can be the "brigades".

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