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breenth, brength, brenth, brentht,
brenth [SW. brɛnθ, U. brinθ]
n. Breadth.
brassie, brassy, bress, bressie, bressy,
bress [brɛs]
n. Brass.
dim. bressie The wrasse labrus tinca. A brass-soled golfclub.
Bressa,
Bressa [ˈbrɛsə]
pn. Bressay (Shetland).
bret, brett, bretted, brettit,
bret [I.Ork. brɛt]
v. Followed by up To tuck up, roll up.
pt. pp. brettit
breek, breekin, breekit, breuk, breukin, breukit, brook, brookin, brookit, brouk, broukin, broukit, bruck, bruckin, bruckit, bruckit, bruik, bruiked, bruikin, bruikit, bruke, brukeit, brukin,
breuk [bruk, SN. I. brøk, I. brʌk]
v. To have or enjoy the use and possession of.
pt. pp. breukit
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
breukin: Having or enjoying the use and possession of.
breu, brew, brö, brø, broo, brou, brü, brui, brui$, bruid,
brew [bruː]
n. Brew, a liquid.
v. To brew.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
brewin: Brewing.
brewst, brewster, brewster-wife, brewster-wifes, broust, broust, brouster, brouster, brouster-wifes, brouster-wifes, browst, browster, browster-wifes, browster-wives,
brewst [brust]
also browst [brʌust]
n. A brewing. The drinking of liquor brewed.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
brewster, browster [ˈ-ər]: A brewer.
brewster-wifes, browster-wifes: Ale-wives.
bribe, bribe$t, bribet, bribit,
bribe [brəib]
n. A bribe.
v. To bribe.
pt. pp. bribit
brachtan, brecht, brichen, brichent, bricher, brichest, bricht, brichten, brichtent, brichter, brichtest, brichtie, brichtin, britchie,
bricht [brɪçt]
adj. Bright.
comp. brichter [brɪç(t)ər]
superl. brichtest [brɪç(t)əst]
 
brichten [brɪç(t)ən] v. To brighten.
pt. pp. brichtent
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
brichtie: SW. The chaffinch Fringilla coelebs.
brichtin: NN.a. The chaffinch Fringilla coelebs.
breeck, breek, breik, brick,
brick [brɪk]
also breek [brik]
n. A brick. A loaf of bread.

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