Brand

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 55
brand, n. A burning or partly burnt stick; a sword, so called from its glittering brightne ; an iron used for burning a mark; a distinctive mark made by burning with hot iron; quality; kind; a mark of infamy; stigma. — r. • i. To impre a mark with hot iron; to stigmatize as infamous. — Brand'ing-iron, Brand'iron. -i'ern. n. An iron used to brand with. — Brand'-new, a. Quite new, as if fresh from the fire, — written also bran and brent new. —-goose, n. See Brant.
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