1. An alloy of copper and tin, as also sometimes zinc; a colour to imitate bronze; work of art case in bronze; a bronze statue; impudence.

2. To make like bronze in appearance or colour; to harden. Bronze aae, the age when the implements were of bronze. See Brown, Burn.

3. An alloy of copper and tin.

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

• brownse,
• broze,
• branz,
• brozen,
• benze,
• brize,
• bornze,
• broonze,
• brance,
• bronce,
• browzer,
• bruze,
• beonce,
• brane,
• brone,
• bronse,
• bronws,
• bryne,
• brezze,
• broozez

• Brank,
• bring,
• brennecke,
• brong,
• brink,
• branched,
• branchlet,
• broomes,
• brine,
• branco,
• branch,
• bronc,
• Brinks,
• Bronson,
• briones,
• bruns,
• bronzy,
• branche,
• bronstein,
• bronco,
• Brinkley,
• Brunke,
• brunch,
• brunk,
• bronk,
• brunjes,
• brenes,
• brinegar,
• browns,
• brinker,
• bronx,
• brownie,
• bronzed.

The adjective form of the word "bronze" is "bronze".

The plural of the "bronze" can be the "bronzes".

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