| brook1 |
a small freshwater stream. |
| brook2 |
to tolerate. |
| brooklet |
a small brook. |
| Brooklyn |
a New York City borough on the western end of Long Island. |
| brook trout |
a speckled freshwater trout of eastern North America; speckled trout. |
| broom |
a device for sweeping, consisting of a bundle of straw or bristles attached to a long handle. [3 definitions] |
| broomcorn |
a cultivated grass variety with stiff-branched flower stalks used in making brooms and brushes. |
| broomstick |
the long handle or stick of a broom. |
| bros. |
abbreviation of "brothers," two males having one or both parents in common with each other; male siblings. |
| broth |
water in which meat, fish, grain, or vegetables have been boiled, often used as a base for soup. |
| brothel |
a house where people work as prostitutes. |
| brother |
a male having one or both parents in common with another person; male sibling. [4 definitions] |
| brotherhood |
the condition or state of being brothers. [4 definitions] |
| brother-in-law |
the brother of one's spouse. [3 definitions] |
| brotherly |
having or showing affection, kindness, or loyalty. |
| brougham |
a four-wheeled, horse-drawn carriage with a closed compartment for passengers and an open driver's seat in front. [3 definitions] |
| brought |
past tense and past participle of bring. |
| brouhaha |
spirited noise, discussion, or confusion among many people; commotion; hubbub. [2 definitions] |
| brow |
the ridge of bone above the eye, or the hair growing on it; eyebrow. [3 definitions] |
| browbeat |
to bully or dominate by means of intimidating words or actions; domineer. |
| brown |
the color of soil or coffee; a mixture of red and yellow made darker with black. [6 definitions] |