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brux

American  
[bruhks] / brʌks /

verb (used without object)

bruxed, bruxing
  1. to clench and grind the teeth; gnash.


Etymology

Origin of brux

1990–95; back formation from bruxism

Example Sentences

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If Navalny consents, spokesman Sebastian Brux said, information on his medical condition will be passed on.

From Washington Post

Federal prosecutors said probation was appropriate and that allowing Brux to continue working would help ensure he pays his restitution.

From US News

The October incident began when Brux received a call from his supervisor at the North Antelope Rochelle Mine, about 65 miles south of Gillette, which he said "sent me over the deep end."

From US News

Derek Skyler Brux, 22, will be on supervised release for five years and pay over $63,000 to his employer, Rail Link, after unhitching a pair of engines last fall and speeding down a major rail line in the northeast part of the state.

From US News

A miner stopped him by hitting an emergency fuel cutoff switch, and Brux was arrested a short time later.

From US News