Associations to the word «Brink»
Noun
- Precipice
- Extinction
- Chasm
- Abyss
- Bankruptcy
- Starvation
- Robbery
- Insanity
- Collapse
- Annihilation
- Ravine
- Eternity
- Den
- Hysteria
- Plunge
- Grave
- Bernhard
- Crumbling
- Madness
- Cataract
- Elimination
- Ruin
- Disaster
- Anarchy
- Cliff
- Ledge
- Despair
- Chimpanzee
- Destruction
- Trembling
- Apartheid
- Bring
- Plunging
- Fissure
- Eisenhower
- Brim
- Verge
- Diplomacy
- Exhaustion
- Robbins
- Tremble
- Lindsey
- Crag
- Andre
- Famine
- Push
- Unicef
- Relegation
- Parapet
- Apocalypse
- Crevice
- Tko
- Marge
- Thicket
- Keefe
- Gorge
- Tumbling
- Gully
- Ditch
- Sanity
- Oblivion
- Dissolution
- Torrent
- Slime
- Pit
- Calamity
- Abandonment
- Stoppage
- Desolation
- Arroyo
- Crisis
- Carol
- Peril
- Eden
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BRINK, noun. The edge, margin, or border of a steep place, as of a precipice; a bank or edge, as of a river or pit; a verge; a border; as, the brink of a chasm. Also used figuratively.
Dictionary definition
BRINK, noun. A region marking a boundary.
BRINK, noun. The edge of a steep place.
BRINK, noun. The limit beyond which something happens or changes; "on the verge of tears"; "on the brink of bankruptcy".
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