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What are the other forms of word brawn?

"Brawn" is a noun, meaning "muscular strength" or "physical power." There are no other forms of the word "brawn" in terms of different parts of speech or grammatical forms.

However, there are a few related words and phrases you might be thinking of:

* Brawniness: This is the adjective form of "brawn," meaning "having strong muscles."

* Brawned: This is a verb meaning "to make muscular."

* Brains and brawn: This idiom refers to having both intelligence and physical strength.

* The brawn: This phrase can be used to refer to a strong person or group of people, often in contrast to someone or something that is more intelligent or skillful.

It's important to note that "brawn" is not a common word used in everyday language. It's more often found in literature and formal writing.

Let me know if you had a specific usage or context in mind and I can help you find the right word or phrase.

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