braze
/breɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to join or unite (two or more pieces of metal) by heating and applying a thin layer of melted filler metal, especially brass or bronze.
“The mechanic braze the broken pipe to fix the leak.”
2. noun
a mixture of molten metal, especially brass or bronze, used for joining or repairing metal parts.
“The craftsman applied a layer of braze to the metal joints.”
3. verb
to heat and apply a thin layer of melted filler metal to (two or more pieces of metal) in order to join or unite them.
“The metalworker braze the two pieces of metal together.”