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brog

/ brɔːɡ; brɒɡ; broɡ /

noun

  1. a bradawl


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Word History and Origins

Origin of brog1

C19: of uncertain origin

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Example Sentences

For instance, does Brog believe that the democratically elected government of Turkey is similarly above criticism?

Is there any other government in the world to which Brog outsources his own moral judgment in this way?

There were speeches and champagne, and the Dane-brog was hoisted amid hurrahs of our compatriots.

In Welsh, similarly, Brog is a goblin, and we have the evil idea in bug.

Brog-and-Turk's skiff put out first, himself at the helm in his tarry jacket; the others, deep down, followed close on her heels.

A wee bit clamsheuchar wi' my Lochaper axe, or a brog wi' my skean-dhu, will make them quate aneuch, my letty.

“Stamp—stamp,” went the pompous little man; and “brog—brog,” went his stick in the soft earth.

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