brash

With it's brash, lime-green artwork, and a viral dance craze linked to the song Apple, it quickly became a cultural phenomenon, dubbed "Brat summer".

The brash and loquacious Verse made an immediate impact on Rams teammates and coaches during off-season workouts and continued to excel during training camp practices with the Chargers and Dallas Cowboys.

A brash go-getter, Sean Combs became an overnight millionaire when he launched Bad Boy Records in 1993 with a roster of top artists.

The human rights barrister and the brash New York real estate tycoon.

American politics, particularly conservative politics, are increasingly dominated by brash figures who are able to command attention in a fractured media landscape — not discuss the nuances of policy.