brooky

[ brook-ee ]

adjective,brook·i·er, brook·i·est.

abounding in brooks.

Origin of brooky

¹

First recorded in 1750–60; brook¹ + -y¹

Words Nearby brooky

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How to use brooky in a sentence

Wait till my brooky—our brooky—has won some handsome, wealthy girl who is worthy of him.
The Cabinet Minister | Arthur Pinero
Just because they were precious glad that brooky had found his master.
First in the Field | George Manville Fenn

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