bryle (bril)

Same as broil3. This ultra-Circean transformation of spirit and brutisi- brym1t, brymmelt, etc. See brim1 , etc. cation of speech we do not find in the lighter interludes of brynkt, n. See brink . great and perfect tragedy. Swinburne , Shakespeare, p. 194. brutify (brö'ti-fi), v . t .; pret. and pp. brutified , ppr. brutifying . [F. brutifier , bru tificare , brut us , brute, a., + -ficare , facere , make.] To bring into the condition of a brute; degrade the moral or physical state of; make sensele , stupid, or unfeeling.