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Webster Dictionary :: Breviat
BRE'VIAT, n. [See Breve and Brief.] A short compend; a summary.
Webster Dictionary :: Breviary
BRE'VIARY, n. [L. breviarium, from brevis, short. See Brief.] 1. An abridgment; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brevet
BREVET', n. [from breve.] In the French customs, the grant of a favor or donatio...
Webster Dictionary :: Breve
BREVE,n. [L. brevis.] 1. In music, a note or character of time, equivalent to tw...
Webster Dictionary :: Brethren
BRETH'REN, n. plu. of brother. It is used almost exclusively in solemn and scrip...
Webster Dictionary :: Bretful
BRET'FUL, a. Brimful.
Webster Dictionary :: Bret
BRET, n. A local name of the turbot, called also burt or brut.
Webster Dictionary :: Brest
BREST or BREAST , n. In architecture, the member of a column, more usually calle...
Webster Dictionary :: Brent
BRENT or BRANT , a. Steep; high. BRENT , n. A brant, or brand-goose, a fowl with...
Webster Dictionary :: Brennage
BREN'NAGE, n. [from bran.] In the middle ages, a tribute or composition which te...
Webster Dictionary :: Bren
BREN, v.t. To burn.
Webster Dictionary :: Breme
BREME, a. [L. fremo.] Cruel; sharp. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Breislakite
BRE'ISLAKITE, n. A newly discovered Vesuvian mineral, resembling a brownish or r...
Webster Dictionary :: Brehon
BRE'HON, n. In Irish, a judge. In ancient times, the general laws of Ireland wer...
Webster Dictionary :: Breezy
BREE'ZY, a. Fanned with gentle winds or breezes; as the breezy shore. 1. Subject...
Webster Dictionary :: Breezeless
BREE'ZELESS, a. Motionless; destitute of breezes.
