breme
adjective
ˈbrēm,
ˈbrim
1
archaic, of weather : severe, fierce
2
archaic, of a person : keen, alert, sharp
bremely adverb
Word History
Etymology
Middle English breme, brim fierce, angry, stormy, perhaps from Old English brēme famous, glorious, perhaps from bi- be- + a word akin to Old Saxon hrōm honor, glory, praise, Old High German hruom; akin to Old English hrēth glory
- rat-bite fever
- rat-claw foot
- rat-poison plant
- rat-stripper
- rat-tail file
- rat-tailed
- rat-tailed larva
- rat-tailed maggot
- rat-tailed radish
- rat-tailed serpent
- rat-tailed shrew
- rat-tat
- rat-tat-tat
- rata
- ratabilities
- ratability
- ratable
- ratablenesses
- ratabler
- ratables
- ratablest
- ratably
- ratafees
- ratafia
- ratafias