Broke

brōk, pa.t. and old pa.p. of Break .— p.adj. Brok′en , rent asunder: infirm: humbled or crushed: dispersed, routed: altered in direction: shattered in estate or position: incomplete, fragmentary: uncertain.— adjs. Brok′en-backed , having the back broken, applied to a ship so loosened in her frame as to droop at both ends; Brok′en-down , decayed, ruined in character or strength; Brok′en-heart′ed , crushed with grief: greatly depre ed in spirit.— adv. Brok′enly .— ns. Brok′en-man , one under outlawry, esp. in the Highlands and Border country; Brok′en-meat , the leavings of a banquet; Brok′enne .— adj. Brok′en-wind′ed , having short breath or disordered respiration, as a horse.