bravesome

English

Etymology

From brave +‎ -some.

Adjective

bravesome (comparative more bravesome, superlative most bravesome)

1. Characterised or marked by bravery; courageous
   • 1900, The Irish Monthly, volume 28, page 627:

     Christopher, thy strength I know, / And thy bravesome daring, / And that o'er this foaming flow / Daily art thou bearing / Men who weary ways have trod; [...]

   • 1917, Agnes Grozier Herberlson: The Sun: Vol. III No. 925, Blind:

     Young soldier from the wars, / Bravesome and glad, / The country sun and showers' / Boldness he had.

   • 2013, jasonmerc, Half Life: Evil Upraising 4:

     The three bravesome guys were searching for clues in the empty base.