Brach
- proper noun
- /bræk/
- The family names of many notable figures, including Helen Brach, are often discussed in historical analyses.
- Helen Brach
- Brad Brach
- Tony Brach
Examples
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Adam Brach's proposal is a mall that maintains its primacy as a place of interaction, local inventories, and introductions between residents and visitors.
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Helen Brach was a significant figure in discussions about missing persons cases in the 1980s.
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A new thing by Brach's Department Store.
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I bought it by Brach's.
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I purchased a glass candy jar, like the ones you used to see at the Brach's counter in the old country stores, at Walmart for a few dollars, and I keep mine in there.
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Who else but your grandparents would indulge a love of processed sugar (see also: Brach's Pick-a-Mix)?
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Jerry notices Butch leaving, grabs a handful of assorted Brach's candies, and hurries after.
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Many people still remember the impact of Helen Brach on the community and her sudden disappearance.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Brach is a family name. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a family 'branch' because Brach sounds like that, and a surname shows your family line.