brininessn.
/ˈbrʌɪnɪnɪs/ Briny quality.
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brininess1883
1883 Sat. Rev. 1 Dec. 709 A very briny book indeed. Its brininess is perhaps of a somewhat factitious kind.
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n.1883- to spring as gleed
- to spring forth
- to spring into action
- to spring into being
- to spring one'a rattle
- to spring one's luff
- to spring one's rattle
- to spring or be sprung of a stone
- to spring or be sprung of stone
- to spring or be sprung of the stone
- to spring out of
- to spring out of a person
- to spring something out of
- to spring something out of a person
- to spring to a conclusion
- to spring to a person's defence
- to spring to defence
- to spring to life
- to spring to mind
- to spring to one's mind
- to spy out the land
- to square back
- to square one's account
- to square one's accounts
- to square the circle