What does bra stand for?

brassiere

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Samples in periodicals archive:

There are brassieres designed to make your breasts look firmer and larger.

How to Increase Breast Size

You can look for brassieres that have extra pads attached to them, or you can buy them separately.

Breast Enlargement - 3 Options You Can Take

Some have even gone so far as create brassieres for men because of these so-called man boobs

Four Ways to Lose Male Boobs

McDonald said Plato is the first person he knows of who has been asked to remove a bra at the courthouse, but Plato maintains the Marshal's Service told her that other women have been asked to remove their brassieres to go through security.

Woman says she was forced to remove bra

The brassiere has come a long way since being invented 100 years ago after the concept first appeared in US Vogue.

your life: SPECIAL K The new cup size for bigger women's boobs

She is granted the first US patent for the brassiere the following year.

We take a trip down mammary lane

1907 THE first concept of a brassiere - from the old French word "arm protector" - appears in US Vogue.

100 years of the BRA; WE INVITE YOU TO RAISE YOUR CUPS AND TOAST.

This week the brassiere celebrates its 100th birthday.

A BRA TO MARK AN UPLIFTING CENTURY; THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT