brulé

or bru·lée

[ broo-ley, broo-lee; French bry-ley ]

/ bruˈleɪ, ˈbru li; French brüˈleɪ /

noun, plural bru·lés [broo-leyz, broo-leez; French bry-ley]. /bruˈleɪz, ˈbru liz; French brüˈleɪ/.

(in the Pacific Northwest) an area of forest destroyed by fire.

Canadian. land covered with rocks or scrub growth.

Origin of brulé

1785–95, Americanism;<French: burnt, past participle of brûler;see broil¹

Words nearby brulé

bruin, bruise, bruiser, bruising, bruit, brulé, Brumaire, brumal, brumby, brume, brummagem

Definition for brulé (2 of 2)

Brulé

[ broo-ley ]

/ bruˈleɪ /

noun, plural Bru·lés, (especially collectively) Bru·lé.

a member of a North American Indian people belonging to the Teton branch of the Dakota.

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Example sentences from the Web for brulé

Two of these marten boxes were left by one of our crews in the middle of a brule.
Canadian Wilds|Martin Hunter
Brule's taste was good, but he simply wouldn't have thought of a lot of the details here.
Legacy|James H Schmitz
For each team a strip of the brule was marked out to clear after the axes.
The Man From Glengarry|Ralph Connor
Brule tried to force her into a promise of marriage, and for a time I thought I had lost her.
The Man from Jericho|Edwin Carlile Litsey

On that night of storm when old Brule died he called his son to his bedside, and laid upon him his dying wish.
The Man from Jericho|Edwin Carlile Litsey

British Dictionary definitions for brulé

Brule

Brl

/ (bruːˈleɪ) /

noun

(sometimes not capital) short for bois-brûlé

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单词	brulé
释义	brulé or bru·lée [ broo-ley, broo-lee; French bry-ley ] / bruˈleɪ, ˈbru li; French brüˈleɪ / noun, plural bru·lés [broo-leyz, broo-leez; French bry-ley]. /bruˈleɪz, ˈbru liz; French brüˈleɪ/. (in the Pacific Northwest) an area of forest destroyed by fire. Canadian. land covered with rocks or scrub growth. Origin of brulé 1785–95, Americanism;<French: burnt, past participle of brûler;see broil¹ Words nearby brulé bruin, bruise, bruiser, bruising, bruit, brulé, Brumaire, brumal, brumby, brume, brummagem Definition for brulé (2 of 2) Brulé [ broo-ley ] / bruˈleɪ / noun, plural Bru·lés, (especially collectively) Bru·lé. a member of a North American Indian people belonging to the Teton branch of the Dakota. Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for brulé Two of these marten boxes were left by one of our crews in the middle of a brule. Canadian Wilds\|Martin Hunter Brule's taste was good, but he simply wouldn't have thought of a lot of the details here. Legacy\|James H Schmitz For each team a strip of the brule was marked out to clear after the axes. The Man From Glengarry\|Ralph Connor Brule tried to force her into a promise of marriage, and for a time I thought I had lost her. The Man from Jericho\|Edwin Carlile Litsey On that night of storm when old Brule died he called his son to his bedside, and laid upon him his dying wish. The Man from Jericho\|Edwin Carlile Litsey British Dictionary definitions for brulé Brule Brl / (bruːˈleɪ) / noun (sometimes not capital) short for bois-brûlé Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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