Verbal Nouns That Start with BR

Find 40 valid English verbal nouns starting with BR, including Breathing, Branding, Briefing, Broadcasting, Breeding, Brainstorming and Brewing. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare verbal nouns with gerunds.

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branding
brainstorming
brainwashing
bracing
braiding
bracketing
brazing
brandering
brassfounding
breathing
breeding
brewing
breading
breakdancing
breadwinning
breadcrumbing
breadmaking
breeching
breadearning
briefing
bridging
bricklaying
bribetaking
bridgebuilding
brickmaking
bribegiving
brinelling
bridgemaking
broadcasting
brooding
browning
broiling
bronzing
broking
broguing
broncobusting
broommaking
bruising
brushmaking
bruting

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