Brett

or Bret

[ bret ]

noun

1. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

Susan Collins, heir to the desk of Margaret Chase Smith, is feeling a bit had by Brett “I Am a Don’t-Rock-the-Boat Kind of Judge” Kavanaugh.

From Washington Post

He stated that Brett told him he was looking for no strings attached casual sex, repeatedly asked him to meet, and sent each other explicit photographs.

From Washington Blade

His twin brother Brett, who has appeared on all seasons of Selling Sunset, was part of the brokerage but broke off last year to start his own real estate group.

From Time

Brett’s whole athletic career has been defined by the search for new ways to push her limits.

From Outside Online

The bomber keeps Brett in a kneeling stance, with her chest lying on the saddle, while her arms do both the pedaling and the steering.

From Outside Online

And The Sun Also Rises has Jake sexting Brett a picture of his war-damaged member.

From The Daily Beast

When Brett Kimberlin was a teenager, living in Indiana, he sold drugs.

From The Daily Beast

The film rights were sold to Edward Norton and Brett Ratner.

From The Daily Beast

That chaotic evil element is sure to feature in the premiere of Dinner with Friends with Brett Gelman and Friends.

From The Daily Beast

Are Conrad Stern, Cyborg Barry, Nikolai Jakov, and Brett all gone for good?

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Brett was the only person there, besides our two families.

From Project Gutenberg

The earliest ocean telegraph was that laid by two men named Brett, across the English Channel.

From Project Gutenberg

I am particularly impressed with the work of the last commander, Colonel L. M. Brett.

From Project Gutenberg

Kitty Brett had one of the sunniest faces in the world; and it smiled all over with willingness as Althea made her request.

From Project Gutenberg

The escape of the Governor greatly vexed Lieutenant Brett, as he had hoped by capturing him to treat for the ransom of the place.

From Project Gutenberg