brinkern.
One living on the brink or border.Apparently an isolated use.
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1871 Daily News 13 Sept. Freeholders and copyholders of manors and ‘brinkers’ of commons.
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n.1871- to let a fart
- to let a person down gently, softly or eas y
- to let a person down gently, softly or easily
- to let a person go
- to let a person have it
- to let a person have it hot
- to let a person into the secret
- to let a person know
- to let a person know one's mind
- to let a person off
- to let a person off lightly
- to let a person see
- to let a person see something
- to let a person slip through one's fingers
- to let a person stand
- to let a person worth
- to let a person yworth
- to let a scape
- to let a thing bide
- to let a thing slip through one's fingers
- to let a thing worth
- to let a thing yworth
- to let a-be
- to let abe
- to let abroad