brad
/bræd/; /bæd/; /brɑd/; /bræd/Definitions
1. noun
a small, usually pointed, metal or plastic spike or pin used to join or fasten wood, typically with a tapered or rounded end
“The carpenter used a brad to secure the shelf to the wall.”
2. verb
to pierce or fasten with a brad
“She braded the wood to create a decorative pattern.”
3. verb
to decorate or ornament (something) with brads or other small objects
“The artist braded the wall with small metal pieces to create a mosaic.”
4. verb
to be a brad or have a brad-like appearance
“The new style of furniture braded the market with its unique design.”