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[HofRnan^ 



hrauch'-a, 1. to need or require. 

 2. to exorcise, or, to perform 

 ceremonies for driving out 

 disease, spells, witches, etc. 



brauch'-bdr, serviceable, useful. 



brand, bride. 



brau'-er, brewer. 



brau'-er-ai', brewery. 



braut, bride. 



brau^' -war-tsel, flgwort. 



brech'-a, 1. to vomit. 



2. to break in — to harness. 



brech' -locJi, furnace for drying flax. 



brecJW -ich, splendid, elegant. 



bred' -bail, broad axe. 



bred' -ich, a sermon. 



bre'-dich-a, to preach, to deliver a 

 sermon. 



bre'-dicJi-er, a preacher ; parson. 



bredt, broad, wide. 



brek'-'la, to crumble. 



brem, horse fly. 



bren'-dis, apprentice, a beginner. 



bren'-e-s'l, stinging nettle. 



bren'-nd, to burn, to scorch. 



bren'-ner-ai, distillery. 



bre'-iing, braiding. 



brl, juice, sap ; any liquid of worth- 

 less character or questionable 

 composition. 



brl'-a, 1. to scald, to parboil. 

 2. to hatch. 



brV -der-hait, brotherhood. 



bri'-der-lich, brotherly, amicably. . 



bri'-ich, juicy, of a liquid consist- 

 ence. 



brif, a letter. 



bri'-gh'l, a club. 



brik, bridge. 



bril, spectacles. 



bril'-la, to cry, to weep, to roar. 



brisht, breasts — mammce ; pi. of 

 brusht. 



brisht, a priest. 



brlsh'-ter, priest, a prelate. 



brod, bread. 



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brod' -hank, a hanging shelf for food. 



brbd'4d, to fry, to roast. 



bro-fit', profit, gain. 



brok'-el, a crumb, small fragment. 



bruch, 1. a rupture, hernia. 



2. a quarry — either stone or for 

 ores ; a generic term. 



bruch' -bandt, a truss, used for ap- 

 plication in hernia. 



brud'-'l-d, to simmer, to pout. 



brud'-er, brother; pi., bri'-der. 



bru' -der-hait, state of feeling, or 

 aficction, between brothers. 



brud'-sich, one apt to pout ; cross, 

 discontent. 



brudt, a brood, a litter. 



brud'-tsd, to pout. 



brum' -'la, to grumble or murmur, 

 to mumble. 



brum' -ma, to hum, to buzz. 



hrum'-mer, 1. a steam whistle — usu- 

 ally applied to such as is 

 found at factories, to announce 

 beginning and ending of 

 working hours. 

 2. a bull-roarer — boy's toy. 



brun'-na, a well. 



brun' -na-e'^-mer, well bucket. 



brun'-na-wals, a windlass, for draw- 

 ing water. 



bruns, urine. 



brun'-sa, to urinate. 



brusht, breast, thorax ; applied to 

 either one of the mammae of 

 a woman. 



hrusht' -lap-pa, a vest. 



brusht' -warts, a nipple, of one of the 

 mammse. 



bsan'-ders, particularly. 



bsar'-ya, to be solicitous ; to pro- 

 vide for. 



bsed'-sa, to trim ; to arrange by 

 trimming, or placing. 



bsed'-sung, trimming. 



bshai'-sa, to cheat, to deceive. 



bshe' -dich-a, to injure. 

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