brazen

/ˈbɹeɪzən/verb

To take on the color of brass.

Example sentence

“The setting sun brazened the rooftops of the old town.”

Far more common as an adjective meaning shameless: a brazen theft, a brazen lie. "Brazen it out" means to face accusations without embarrassment.

Related words

breadA basic food produced by baking a dough of ground grain.bravadoA bold, showy display meant to prove courage or defiance.breakfastThe morning meal, and typically the first food eaten in a day.brandA permanent mark burned into skin or material with heated metal, traditionally used to identify livestock or label barrels.breatheTo take air into the lungs and push it back out, supplying the body with oxygen and removing waste gases.branchA woody limb that grows out from a tree's trunk and often splits into smaller parts.