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brook, brouk, bruk,
brouk [NN.b. I. bru(ː)k]
n. A deep layer of seaweed washed ashore. A crowd.
n. A deep layer of seaweed washed ashore. A crowd.
broon, broonie, broons, broun, brounie, brouns, brownie, bruni,
broun [brun]
n. The colour brown. A brown horse.
pl. brouns
dim. brounie A brownie, a benevolent sprite. The carder bee Bombus pascuorum or similar.
pl. brounies
adj. Brown.
n. The colour brown. A brown horse.
pl. brouns
dim. brounie A brownie, a benevolent sprite. The carder bee Bombus pascuorum or similar.
pl. brounies
adj. Brown.
Compounds and phrases etc.
whitit-brouns: Unbleached thread.
Broonhill, Brounhill,
Brounhill [ˈbrunhʌl]
pn. Brownhill.
pn. Brownhill.
broncaidis, brooncaidies, broonchadis, broonkaties, brounkaities, brounkaties, brownkittens, brownkittlies, brownkitus,
brounkaties [ˈbrunketəs, ˈbrunkedəs]
n. Bronchitis.
n. Bronchitis.
broose, brooser, brooze, broozer, brouse, brouser,
brouse [bruːz]
v. To browse.
v. To browse.
brouser
n. A browser.
n. A browser.
brooselt, broosle, brooslet, broozle, broozlet, brouselt, brousle, brouslet, brouzelt, brouzle, brouzlet,
brousle [bruːzl, brɔɪzl]
v. To bruise, crush or smash.
pt. pp. brouselt
v. To bruise, crush or smash.
pt. pp. brouselt
brouden, broudened, broudent, browden, browdend, browdended, browdened, browdent,
browden [ˈbrʌud(ə)n, ˈbrɔd(ə)n]
v. To be fond of, intent upon anything, hence to pet or pamper.
pt. pp. browdent adj. Closely emotionally attached. Profusely covered or adorned with.
v. To be fond of, intent upon anything, hence to pet or pamper.
pt. pp. browdent adj. Closely emotionally attached. Profusely covered or adorned with.
Compounds and phrases etc.
browdent on: Charmed.
braal, braals, browl, browloch, browls,
browl [MN. brʌul]
n. A dry piece of wood gathered for burning
pl. browls Dry pieces of firewood. A little piece of anything.
dim. browloch
n. A dry piece of wood gathered for burning
pl. browls Dry pieces of firewood. A little piece of anything.
dim. browloch
brouse, browse, browze,
browse [brʌuz]
v. To swill.
v. To swill.
Brocksburn, Broxburn,
Broxburn [brɔksbʌrn]
pn. Broxburn (West Lothian).
pn. Broxburn (West Lothian).
From brock's burn.