Brook (2)
Brookn.a little river, rivulet, trifling current
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Brookn.a little river, rivulet, trifling current
Brookv.to endure, bear, be contented to suffer
Broomn.a kind of shrub, a besom to sweep with
Broomstickn.the handle or stick of a broom
Broomya.full of or having broom, like broom
Brothn.the liquor in which flesh, &c. is boiled
Brotheln.a house of ill fame, stew
Brothern.a male born of the same parents, or of one of them, an associate, on of the same race
Brotherhoodn.union, a society, class, order
Brotherlyad.in a very loving friendly manner
Brown.the forehead, the edge or side
Browbeatv.t.browbeat,pret.browbeat, browbeaten,pa.to bear down, humble, depress
Brownn.the name of a reddish color;a.reddish
Brownisha.inclined to a brown color, reddish
Brownistn.a follower of Brown, a rigid puritan
Brownnessn.a brown color or state, reddishness
Brownstoutn.a species of strong porter
Brownstudyn.a very deep meditation or though
Browsen.the young sprouts of trees, underwood
Browsev.to feed upon or east browse, to feed
Bruisev.t.to hurt with blows, hurt, beat, crush
Bruisingn.the act or art of boxing, a crushing
Bruitn.a report, a noise;v.t.to noise abroad, ob.
Brumala.of or belonging to winter, cold
Brunetten.a woman of a brown complexion
Brunoniana.pertaining to Brown and his Elements of Medicin
Brunoniann.a believer in Brown's System