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Webster Dictionary :: Brogue
BROGUE, n. brog. 1. A shoe. ""Clouted brogues."" in Shakespeare, signify shoes w...
Webster Dictionary :: Broggle
BROG'GLE, v.i. To fish for eels. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Brodekin
BRO'DEKIN, n. A buskin or half boot.
Webster Dictionary :: Brocket
BROCK'ET, n. [See Brock .] A red deer two years old. Bailey writes this brock or...
Webster Dictionary :: Brock
BROCK, n. A badger; an animal of the genus Ursus, found in the northern parts of...
Webster Dictionary :: Broche
BROCHE, the true, but not the common orthography of broach.
Webster Dictionary :: Broccoli
BROC'COLI, n. A variety of cabbage or Brassica.
Webster Dictionary :: Brocatel
BRO'CATEL, BROCATEL'LO , n. A calcarious stone or species of marble, composed of...
Webster Dictionary :: Brocage
BRO'CAGE, n. [See Broke , Broker.] 1. The premium or commission of a broker; the...
Webster Dictionary :: Brocaded
BROCA'DED, a. Woven or worked, as brocade,with gold and silver. 1. Drest in broc...
Webster Dictionary :: Brocade-shell
BROCADE-SHELL, n. The trivial name of the Conus geographicus.
Webster Dictionary :: Brocade
BROCA'DE, n. Silk stuff, variegated with gold and silver, or raised and enriched...
Webster Dictionary :: Broadness
BROADNESS, n. Breadth; extent from side to side; coarseness; grossness; fulsomen...
Webster Dictionary :: Broadly
BROADLY, adv. In a broad manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Broadish
BROAD'ISH, a. Rather broad.
Webster Dictionary :: Broaden
BROADEN, v.i. brawd'n. To grow broad. [Unusual.]
