And you can wind the breech with wire, and braze it on; can't you?
"Tom Swift and his Giant Cannon or, The Longest Shots on Record"
Victor Appleton
Substantives, adjectives, and sometimes other parts of speech, are changed into verbs: in which case the vowel is often lengthened, or the consonant softened; as, a house, to house; brass, to braze; glass, to glaze; grass, to graze; price, to prize; breath, to breathe; a fish, to fish; oil, to oil; further, to further; forward, to forward; hinder, to hinder.
"A Grammar of the English Tongue"
Samuel Johnson
The next operation specified furnace braze.
"Felony"
James Causey