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Fr _brocher un cheval_, to spur a horse, properly to strike him hard with the spurs

Hence,

~Broche~, _s_

1 A spit

_Gawan and Gol_

2 ”A narrow piece of wood or metal to support the stomacher,” Gl Sibb

3 A wooden pin on which yarn is wound, S

_Douglas_

Evidently the sanifies a spit; froere

BROCHAN, _s_ (gutt) Oat-ruel, S It differs from _crowdie_, as this is oat-meal stirred in cold water

_Martin_

Gael _brochan_, pottage, also, gruel; C B _bryhan_, a sort of flummery

BROCHE, BRUCHE, BROACH, _s_

1 A chain of gold, a sort of _bulla_, or ornament worn on the breast

_Douglas_

2 A fibula, a clasp, a breast-pin, S

_Muses Threnodie_

Isl _bratz_ signifies _fibula_, Su G _braz_, froether Gael _broiside_, a clasp; _broisde_, a brooch, Shaw

BROCHT, _s_ The art of puking

V ~Braking~

_Leg Bp St Androis_

C B _brock_, spuma

_To_ BROCK