† inˈbrawn,v.Obs. [f. in-2 + brawn n.or v. Cf.incrust.] trans. To cover or encase as with a hard skin: cf. brawn n. 5. 1576Fleming Panopl. Epist. 178, I should shew my self inbrawnd with foolishnes, when I see others usurping..yet I me selfe to be so precise, as to absteine.