brookie

[ brook-ee ]

noun

1. the brook trout of eastern North America.

Word History and Origins

Origin of brookie¹

brook ¹ + -ie

Example Sentences

Holt and Brookie soon spotted a shift from threats to planning.

From Washington Post

You’ll find it in the central section of the park, where Mill Prong and Laurel Prong meet to form the larger Rapidan, a catch-and-release stream with brookies up to ten inches.

From Outside Online

And I can assure you that Brookie and Bramham don't matter in the least.

From Project Gutenberg

This made her certain that it was the redoubtable "Brookie" himself whom she had encountered.

From Project Gutenberg

We ran into each other as I was coming out of Brookie's office yesterday, and he gave me a look that made me go hot all over.

From Project Gutenberg

"As for Brookie——" began Sophie, ready to open up another chronicle of guilelessness.

From Project Gutenberg

Brookie is—well, to tell you the truth, he is entirely my property; he's crazily in love with me, and he won't bother you at all.

From Project Gutenberg