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Quoted in N. and Q., 7th ser., II. 327. bramble berry (bram'bl-ber"i), n.; pl. bram bleberries (-iz). [ME. not found, F. framboise, Pr. framboiso, Sp. frambueso, It. dial. flanboesa, ML. framboses, raspberry), bramble-bond (bram'bl-bond), n . A band made of the long shoots of the bramble, formerly used in thatching roofs. bramble-bush (bram'bl-bush), n. [ bramble + bush ; cf. D. braambosch = MLG. brambusch = ODan. bremlebusk .] The bramble, or a thicket of brambles. brambled (bram'bld), a . [ bramble , n., + -ed2.] Overgrown with brambles. Forlorn she sits upon the brambled floor. T. Warton , Ode, iii. bramble-finch (bram'bl-finch), n. Same as brambling . bramble-net (bram'bl-net), n. A hallier, or net for catching birds. bramble-rose (bram'bl-rōz), n. Rosa can in a . The dogrose, Tennyson, A Dirge.