Brim
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 63
brim, n. tnc margin or brink of a river or lake the upper edge of a ve el —v to to the brim. v.t. to be full to the brim Pr-p. brimm'ing pa.p brimmed [A S. brim surge, surf, the margin of the sea where sounds conn, with O. Ger. treemen, to hum, L frentere to roar.
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