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brothely
† ˈbrothely, a. and adv. Obs. Also brodly, brothelych, brodelyche. [ME.: in sense a., f. brothe a. + -ly1, -ly2; cf. the northern form brathly. Sense b. (only in Allit. Poems) may perhaps be a deriv. of brothel.] A. adj. Fierce, violent, angry.1330 R. Brunne Chron. 166 Fulle broþely & brim he kept v...
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Briton
Briton, n. (a.) (ˈbrɪt(ə)n, -ən) Also 3 Brytone, Brutone, 5 Breton(e, 6 Bryton, Bryttane, Bruton. [ME. Breton, a. F. breton:—L. Brittōn-em, nom. Britto ‘a native of Britain’. The most correct L. form was Britto, Brittŏn-em, pl. Brittŏn-es, a. OCeltic *Britto, pl. *Britton-es, whence Welsh collective...
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braithly
† ˈbrathly, braithly, a. and adv. Obs. north. dial. and Sc. Also 4 brathely. [f. brath, braith a. or brath n. + -ly. Cf. brothely.] A. adj. Impetuous, violent, angry.a 1455 Houlate ii. 14 (Jam.) The battellis so brym brathly and blicht. 1513 Douglas æneis i. ii. 11 [Eolus] braithlie tempestis by his...
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brush
▪ I. brush, n.1 (brʌʃ) Forms: 5 brusche, 6 brushe, 6– brush. [ME. brusche, a. OF. brosse, broce, broche brushwood (whence mod.F. broussailles: see brushal). Diez cites Pr. brossa, Sp. broza, It. brustia, brushwood. Du Cange has med.L. bruscia, brocia, brossia, brozia, brucia, all in same sense. Diez...
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