A person who has been brazenly bold or shameless; used in colonial India.
From Hindi 'brāzī' or 'brāzā,' origin uncertain. Used in colonial Indian English to describe a cheeky or impudent person.
This word is a colonial-era British-Indian slang term that shows how languages mix when cultures meet — it's practically extinct now!
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