-ˈbrā
Usage: usually capitalized B
Etymology: after the Vicar of Bray, semilegendary 16th century English vicar of the village of Bray, Berkshire county, England, who gave allegiance to Protestantism or Roman Catholicism according to the religion of the reigning monarch, and is said to have been twice a Protestant and twice a Roman Catholic vicar
: a man of changeable allegiance : opportunist , turncoat