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Fr _brodequin_, Teut _broseken_, a buskin

BROUDSTER, _s_ Embroiderer

V ~Browdin~

_Pitscottie_

Fr _brod-er_, to embroider

BROUKIT, BROOKED, BRUCKIT, BRUKET, _adj_ The face is said to be _broukit_, when it has spots or streaks of dirt on it, when it is partly clean and partly foul A sheep, that is streaked or speckled in the face, is designed in the same manner

_Burns_

There can be no doubt that this is originally the saiven, Dan

_broged_, variegated; speckled, grisled

BROW, _s Nae brow_, no favourable opinion ”An ill _brow_,” an opinion preconceived to the disadvantage of any person or thing, S

_Mary Stewart_

BROWDIN, BROWDEN, _part pa_ Fond, war propensity, S It often iree of it

_Montgo, to be fond of it North” Gl Grose

It_broed-en_, to brood, to hatch; all creatures being fond of their young

BROWDYN, _part pa_ Embroidered

_Wyntown_

C B _brod-io_, and Fr _brod-er_, to eere, _brodd_, aculeus

BROWDIN, _part pa_ Expl ”clotted, defiled, filthy,” Gl Sibb

_Chr Kirk_

Teut _brodde_, sordes

BROWDYNE, _part pa_ Displayed, unfurled

_Barbour_