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_To_ BRAK, _v n_ To express great sorrow on any account One says, ”I'm like to _brak_,” S B

This is probably allied to Isl _braek_, _brek_, wailing

BRAK, BRAKE, _adj_ Somewhat salt, brackish

_Douglas_

Belg _brack_, salsus

BRAKING, _s_ Puking, reaching, S B

_Ross_

Teut, _braeck-en_, to vomit, _braecke_, nausea

BRALD, _part pa_ Decked, dressed

_Maitland Poems_

Fr _brell-er_, to glitter

BRANDED, _part pa_ Bordered, having a in

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

Germ _braun_, Isl _brun_, limbus

BRANDED, BRANNIT, _adj_ Having a reddish-brown colour, as if singed by fire

_A branded cow_ is one that is almost entirely brown, S

Germ _braun_, id

_Minstrelsy Bord_

BRANDEN, _part pa_ Grilled

V ~Brid~

BRANDNEW, BRENTNEW, a phrase equivalent to _spick and span_, quite new, S