0 a metal container for burning coal, wood, etc., used to give warmth or to cook on --
1 a person who makes and repairs brass objects --
They lit a brazier in the garden.
Across the other side of the road there was a county council storage yard where there were several braziers.
We had had a long hard day when we stopped at a roadside stall where a chap with a charcoal brazier was selling food.
They will sit round camp fires or braziers talking of all sorts of things, and their minds will be broadened by contact and by travel.
They are burning coal in a brazier and there is some danger that the police may take excessive action against them.
If the constable grabbed the red-hot chestnuts and the burning brazier, he would injure himself.
On this view the increasing turn to the study of risk is just a sign that scholars are moving along the line to another more attractive brazier.
Who cares about the shape of the brazier or what is providing fuel for the flames, as long as it helps moderate the crisis of communication in the social sciences?
