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BREITH, _adj._ Proceeding from fervour of mind.

V. ~Braith~.

Su. G. _braede_, ira.

~Breithful~.

V. ~Braithful~.

BREK, _s._ Breach. _Wattir brek_, the breaking out of water.

_Douglas._

BREK, _s._ Uproar, tumult.

_Douglas._

Isl. _brak_, strepitus, tumultus, _eg brak-a_, strepo, cerpo, Su. G.

_braak-a_; metaph. de molesto quovis labore.

BREME, _adj._ Furious, Wynt.

V. ~Brim~.

BRENDE, _part. pa._ Burnt, so as to be thoroughly purified.

V. ~Burnt Silver~.

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal._

BRENE, _s._ Corslet, habergeon.

V. ~Birnie~.

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal._

BRENT, _pret. and part._ Burned; S. _brunt_.

_Douglas._

A. S. _brenn-ing_, burning; Isl. _brenn_, ardeo.

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