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Webster Dictionary :: Bribe-devouring
BRIBE-DEVOUR'ING, a. Greedy of bribes or presents; as bribe-devouring kings.
Webster Dictionary :: Bribe
BRIBE, n. 1. A price, reward, gift or favor bestowed or promised with a view to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Briar
BRIAR, [See Brier .]
Webster Dictionary :: Brewis
BREW'IS, n. Broth; pottage. 1. A piece of bread soaked in boiling fat pottage, m...
Webster Dictionary :: Brewing
BREW'ING, ppr. Preparing malt liquor. 1. In a state of mixing, forming or prepar...
Webster Dictionary :: Brewery
BREW'ERY, n. A brew-house; the house and apparatus where brewing is carried on.
Webster Dictionary :: Brewer
BREW'ER, n. One whose occupation is to prepare malt liquors; one who brews.
Webster Dictionary :: Brewed
BREW'ED, pp. Mixed, steeped and fermented; made by brewing.
Webster Dictionary :: Brewage
BREW'AGE, n. Malt liquor; drink brewed.
Webster Dictionary :: Brew-house
BREW'-HOUSE, a. [brew and house.] A brewery; a house appropriated to brewing.
Webster Dictionary :: Brew
BREW, v.t. 1. In a general sense, to boil, and mix; hence in Saxon, it signifies...
Webster Dictionary :: Brevity
BREV'ITY, n. [L. brevitas, from brevis, short. See Brief .] 1. Shortness; applie...
Webster Dictionary :: Breviped
BREV'IPED, a. [L. brevis, short, and pes, foot.] Having short legs, as a fowl. B...
Webster Dictionary :: Brevier
BREVIE'R, n. A small king of printing types, in size between bourgeois and minio...
Webster Dictionary :: Breviature
BRE'VIATURE,n. An abbreviation. [See Brief .]
Webster Dictionary :: Breviate
BRE'VIATE, v.t. To abridge. [Not used.] [See Abbreviate .]
