brassy

Modifies a noun

• sound: This produces a brassy sound which is popular for accompanying singers and other instruments.
• tone: The fifth has less doublets, but both bells have strong higher partials which gives them a rough, brassy tone.
• arrangement: His music for both series expertly welds driving, brassy arrangements to the funky rhythms of that decade.
• mother: Forgotten against her brassy mother 's life of cheap booze and even cheaper men, Little Voice retreats into a world of her own.
• voice: From the window of a nearby bar, the brassy voices of drunk Americans.
• mover: A brassy organ mover of fine proportions extolling the virtues of Younger's Special.

Modifying Another Word

• too: Yet this never feels too brassy, unlike the First Natural Hair Band.
• very: The Challenger is very brassy and a great effort from the group, with no overshadowing on any aspect.