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`red and yellow in hue that are meéium to low in lightness and low to
`moderate in saturation. -adi. eat, «eat. 1. {)f the color brown. 2.
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`brown alga n. A brownish, chiefly marine alga of the division
`Phaeoph ta, including the rockweeds and the helps.
`brown gagging n. l. The practice of taking ones own liquor into
`a public establishment, as a restaurant, where setups are available. 2.
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`~brown bugger n.
`brown bear n. A large bear. Ursus mates of Alaska and northern
`Eurasia. with brown to yellowish fur.
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`pudding made with apples, bread crumbs. raisins. sugar, and spices.
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`usu. made of cornmeal, flour. and molasses.
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`brawn dwarf n. A celestial body that resembles a star but does not
`emit light because it is too small to ignite intemal nuclear fusion. The
`planet )u iter is a small brown dwarf.
`brawn at n. Adipose tissue whose oxidation is a major source of
`heat in mammals.
`browncfield throun’félti’) n. An abandoned, usu. contaminated
`property that has the potential for redevelopment.
`Brown-hen motion (hrou’né»an) 11. [After Robert Brown
`(I??3w1838).j Random motion of microscopic particles suspended in a
`liquid or gas, caused by collision with molecules of the surrounding
`medium.
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`browmie {brou’né} 22. 1. A kindly sprite believed to do helpful work
`at night. 2. Brownie. A member of the Gui Scouts from seven to
`nine years old. 3. A bar of moist, often nut-filled chocolate cake.
`Brownie point a. {From the practice of awarding points for
`achievement by Brownies in the Girl Sconce] Credit considered as
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`Browning {1855492613 A .30 caliber air-cooleo, automatic or semi-
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`1916).] A .39 or .50 caliber belhfed, watervcooled machine gun.
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`nose’ :2. -brown’nos'er n.
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`cutback in electric power, esp. as a result of a shortage.
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`brawn mi: :2. The Norway rat.
`brown rice :2. Unpolished rice, retaining the germ and the yellowish
`outer layer containing the bran.
`brown rat I}. 1. A diueaee of fruit. as peaches, caused by fungi of the
`genus Monolima. 2. A disease ol citrus trees, caused by fungi of the
`gonna Phytogihthem.
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`brownastone (broun’ ethn’} n. 1. A hrownéshaed sandstone used as
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`brown study :2. A state of reverie or deep thought.
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`Eupyoctia phoemrhoen, whose larvae damage shadotree foliage and
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`with a éarknetreaked breast anti reddish-brown back.
`bwwau trout u. A widely naturalized European freshwater game
`fish. Salmo tmtta. with speckled sides.
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`casually. 2. a. To nibble : are . b. To graze on. ”n. 1. Young twigs,
`leaves, and tender shoots of p ants or shrubs that are fit for animals to
`eat. 2. An act of browsing. —brows'avble adi.
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`gram that accesses anti (lisplays files and other data available on the
`Internet and other networks.
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`(er Sir David Bruce (18534931) «I» vowel I. Undulant fever. 2. A die
`ease of cattle caused by the bacillus Brucella abortus and resulting in
`abortions in newly infected animals.
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`nux vomica seeds.
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`meme : CRUSH. .3, To hurt, esp. psychologically. -» vi. To experience or
`undergo bruising. men. 1. An iniuxy in which the skin is not broken;
`CONTUSION. 2. An injuty. esp. to one‘s feelings.
`bruisoer {broo’ mi} :1. Slang. A large. powerfully built man.
`bruit {bloat} Vt. bruitoed, bruituiug. bruits. [4 ME, noise <
`OFL. ppm. of bruire, to roam] To spread news of : REPEAT. --n. 1‘
`Archaic. a. A rumor. b. A clamor. 2. Med. An abnormal sound hem
`during auscultation.
`bra-ma] {bréb'mall adj. {Lat brumah’s <1 bruma. winter} Oi. relax.
`ing to, or occurring in winter.
`brume {broom} n. [m ult. < Lat. bmma, wintefi Heavy mist or £03
`-bxu?mous {brownies} adj.
`bnnutma‘gem (brfim'aiam) mi}. {Alteration of Birmingham. En .
`land (from the counterfeit coins made there in the 1M2 cent.}.} Can 3:
`: tawdry. wn. Something cheap and showy.
`brunch {brunch} n. {snowman} + {LluNCEJ A meal eaten as a com.
`‘ hination of breakfast and lunch.
`brumet {broonet’} ad}. EFL <5. 0131:. < hum. brown. oi Germanic,
`Orig} 1. Of a dark coloring or complexion. 2. Having dark brown or
`black hair or eyes. Mn. A person with brown hair.
`bra-nettle :bxoonefi ) adj. Having dark or browu hair. -a. A girl or
`woman with dark or brown hair.
`Bran-hilt! {broon’hilt‘} n. [(3.] A queen of leelaud in Germanic leg~
`end who is won as a bride by Gunther.
`brunt (5mm; :2. ME] 1. The main impact, force, or burden, as of a
`blow. 2. Obs. A violent athk.
`bruehI (brush) n. [ME hmsshe «2 OF: brosse, peth. < brosse, brush
`wood} 1. A device correlating of bristles fastened into a handle lo;
`scrubbing, polishing. or painting. 2. The act of using a brush. 3. A ighz
`touch in passing : 632122. 4. A brief encounter <a brush with the law
`5. A bushy tail. 6. A sliding conueetion completing a cixcuit between
`a fixed and a moving conductor. - v. brushed, brushing. brush.
`co. «Vt. 1. To use a brush on so as to clean, polish, or groom. 2. To
`apply with or as if with motions of a brush. 3. To remove with or as
`if with motions of a brush. 4. To dismiss abruptly. 5. To toueh lightly
`in passing. ”Vi. I. To use or apply a brush. 2. To move past some 1
`thing so as to touch it lightly. ~bmsh up. To refresh one’s memory.
`~bmah'er n. —bwsh‘y och.
`a eyes: BRUSH, melt. GLANCE, (maze, SKIM u. care meaning : light
`and momentary contact with another <2 the brush of a bird’s wing
`against a leaf)»
`brushz (brush) I). [ME ontsslw a OFI. Excuse. brushwoocl.] 1. a. A
`thicket of shrubs or bushes. b. Land covered by brush. 2. Cut or broken
`branches. —hrush’y adj.
`brush discharge :3. A faintly visible, relatively slow crackling dis,
`charge of electricity wiihout sparking.
`brushed (brusht) adj. Of or designating fabrics that have a may prov
`duced l3 brushing.
`bbrusha ’re (brush’fir’) n. A fire in low-growing scruhby trees and
`meh.
`brushfir war ii. A xclatiyely insignificant and limited military ac.
`tion, usu.“ or harrassment.
`brush-off (brush’oi’. 4‘39} 12. Slang. An abrupt dismissal.
`brushewood {brfieh'wfid'} 12. 39.0582.
`bmshcwork (brfieh’wntk’) n. I. Work Clone with a brush. 2. The
`way in which an artist appliee paint.
`brusque also brusk {break} adj. (Fr. < Ital. 1913300.} Rudely abrupt
`: mum. nbmaque’lv adv. wbmsque’ncss n.
`bmeoqueoric (htfis’ka-re’} :1. {En < Masque. brusque.} Cuteness!
`brusqueness.
`Brusmela carpet {brus' ale} n. {After Brussels, Belgium} A
`machine-made carpet consisting ol email colored woolen loops that
`form a heavy patterned pile.
`Brussels sprout n. I. A variety of cabbage, Bmssica olemceo gem
`mifem. having a stout stem etudded with hudlike heads. 2. Brussels
`sproute. The small edible heads of the Brussels sprout. ‘
`bruit {broom adj. £131. <1 OFL, rough «C Lat. brows, heawj Very dry. 35
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`bruvtal (brown) ad}. 1. Characteristic of a brute 1 man <a brutal
`attack? 2. Disconaertingly accurate <the brutal statiaticw 3. 2531511
`(a brutal wind? 4. Cruelly insensitive «:3 {brutal lie?» —hru.tal"
`i-ty n. ~bru'talcly adv.
`bw-tal-izc {bré‘ot'lviz’} vt. ~ized. ~iz‘ing, dams. 1. To malle
`brutal. 2. To treat brutally. —bm’tal.i-za’tiou n.
`brute {lilté'bt} n. i4 ME, nonhuman 4 01‘: law: 4 Let. throws, stupiévl
`1. An animal other than a human being : BEAST. 2. A brutal person
`-ao‘;‘. 1. of or relating to beasts : ammao 2. Typical of a brute. 68311":
`a. Completely instinctive or physical (brute strength“) 11. Displaymi
`a lack of reason or intelligenee. c. Savage : cruel. ~brut’ ism to
`bm-ti‘fy (broo'ta-fi'} vt. e) vi. fled, -fy-ing, «fies. To brutalliie
`or become hmtalized.
`bmtaish {hm’o‘tish} ooh. 1. Of or befitting a brute. 2. Showing a lack
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