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Webster Dictionary :: Broomy
BROOM'Y, a. Full of broom; containing broom.
Webster Dictionary :: Broomstaff
BROOM'STAFF BROOM'STICK, n. [See Staff and Stick.] The staff or handle of a broom.
Webster Dictionary :: Broomrape
BROOM'RAPE, n. [See Broom .]
Webster Dictionary :: Broomland
BROOM'LAND, n. [broom and land.] Land producing broom.
Webster Dictionary :: Brooming
BROOMING, a ship. [See Bream .]
Webster Dictionary :: Broom-corn
BROOM'-CORN, n. [broom and corn.] A species of Holcus or Guinea-corn,with a join...
Webster Dictionary :: Broom
BROOM,n. 1. A plant of several species, called dyer's weed, being used by dyers ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brooky
BROOK'Y, a. Abounding with brooks.
Webster Dictionary :: Brook
BROOK, n. [Gr. to rain, to pour, to flow.] A small natural stream of water, or a...
Webster Dictionary :: Broody
BROOD'Y, a. In a state of sitting on eggs for hatching; inclined to sit. [Unusual.]
Webster Dictionary :: Brooding
BROOD'ING,ppr. Sitting on; covering and warming; dwelling on with anxiety.
Webster Dictionary :: Brooded
BROOD'ED, pp. Covered with the wings; cherished.
Webster Dictionary :: Brood
BROOD, v.i. 1. To sit on and cover, as a fowl on her eggs for the purpose of war...
Webster Dictionary :: Brooch
BROOCH, n. broche. 1. An ornamental utensil for fastening the vest, or the bosom...
Webster Dictionary :: Bronzite
BRONZ'ITE,n. [from bronze.] A mineral, called by Hauy diallage metalloide, nearl...
Webster Dictionary :: Bronzing
BRONZ'ING, ppr. Imitating bronze. BRONZ'ING , n. The act or art of imitating bro...
