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Webster Dictionary :: Brusk
BRUSK, a. Rude; rough.
Webster Dictionary :: Brushy
BRUSH'Y, a. Resembling a brush; rough; shaggy; having long hair.
Webster Dictionary :: Brushwood
BRUSH'WOOD, n. [brush and wood.] Brush; a thicket or coppice of small trees and ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brushlike
BRUSH'LIKE, a. [brush and like.] Resembling a brush.
Webster Dictionary :: Brushing
BRUSH'ING, ppr. Sweeping or rubbing with a brush; striking gently; moving nimbly...
Webster Dictionary :: Brusher
BRUSH'ER, n. One who brushes.
Webster Dictionary :: Brushed
BRUSH'ED, pp. Rubbed with a brush; struck lightly.
Webster Dictionary :: Brush
BRUSH, n. 1. An instrument for cleaning any thing of dust and dirt by light rubb...
Webster Dictionary :: Brunt
BRUNT, n. 1. The heat, or utmost violence of an onset; the strength or violence ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brunion
BRUN'ION, n. A sort of fruit between a plum and a peach. Brunswick green. An amm...
Webster Dictionary :: Brunet
BRUNET', BRUNETTE, n. A woman with a brown or dark complexion.
Webster Dictionary :: Brun
BRUN, BURN, n. A river or stream.
Webster Dictionary :: Brume
BRUME, n. Mist; fog; vapors. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bruma
BRUM'A BRU'MAL, n. [L. bruma, winter, brumalis.] Belonging to the winter.
Webster Dictionary :: Bruit
BRUIT, n. Report; rumor; fame. BRUIT , v.t. To report; to noise abroad.
Webster Dictionary :: Bruising
BRUISING, ppr. Crushing; breaking or wounding by a blunt or heavy instrument. BR...
