1) brave; fearless (courageous)
2) brave and fearless (intrepid)
daring (especially in a rude way)
reckless, daring
(of a person, behaviour) without fear; showing no fear
brave
ready to face danger, pain or suffering; having no fear
bold
feeling or showing confidence
certain, assured
brave; fearless
brave, bold
bold and courageous or adventurous
adventurous
brave (now the usual word); showing special respect and courtesy to women
brave, splendid
brave; ready to go on fighting; ready and willing; a form of play, sport, especially with rules, e.g. tennis, football, cards
brave, willing
having, needing, great courage
brave, champion
brave and fearless
brave, nervy
having the qualities expected of a man
courageous
brave
brave
showing courage, determination
lively, vivacious
strong and determined; a loyal supporter
strong, valiant
(of an animal) trained to live with people and obey orders; dull; not exciting
domesticated, compliant
a person who tames animals
domesticated, compliant
fearless
brave, bold
not discouraged
brave, bold
fearless; not avoiding danger or difficulty
resolute
brave (the usual word)
brave
courageous
courageous