broad
//brɔːd//
Adjective
broadCanonical form
broaderComparative
broadestSuperlative
1
Having a large distance from one side to the other; wide.
The river is very broad at this point.
2
Large in extent or scope; comprehensive.
The report covers a broad range of topics.
3
General rather than specific; not detailed.
Can you give me a broad outline of the plan?
4
Fully open or clear; obvious.
He gave a broad hint that he wanted to leave.
5
(of an accent) Strong and noticeable.
He speaks with a broad Scottish accent.
Noun
1
A woman (often considered offensive or dated slang).
He got in trouble for calling her a broad.